jellyfish
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The meaning (definition) of the word jellyfish
a wobbly see-through sea animal with long stinging arms
The word jellyfish used in a sentence
“The jellyfish floated in the ocean with its long wiggly arms.”
The plural of the word jellyfish
jellyfish
How the word jellyfish is said around the world
| French | méduse |
| Spanish | medusa |
| Mandarin | 海蜇 |
| Hindi | जेलीफ़िश |
| Arabic | قنديل البحر |
| Russian | медузы |
| Portuguese (EU) | medusa |
| Portuguese (BR) | medusa |
| Japanese | クラゲ |
| German | Qualle |
| Urdu | جیلی فش |
| Punjabi | ਜੈਲੀਫਿਸ਼ |
| Korean | 해파리 |
| Hebrew | מְדוּזָה |
| Greek | μέδουσα |
| Dutch | kwallen |
| Filipino | dikya |
| Vietnamese | sứa |
| Turkish | denizanası |
| Persian | چتر دریایی |
| Polish | meduza |
| Ukrainian | медуза |
| Bengali | জেলিফিশ |
| Swedish | manet |
| Italian | medusa |
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