noun · Places & Buildings

kerb

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The meaning (definition) of the word kerb

the raised stone edge between a sidewalk and the road

The word kerb used in a sentence

Do not step off the kerb into the busy road.

Words that mean the same as kerb (synonyms)

curb

The plural of the word kerb

kerbs

How the word kerb is said around the world

Frenchtrottoir (trawtwahr)
Spanishfrenar (fraynahr)
Mandarin路缘 (lù yuán)
Hindiफुटपाथ का किनारा (puutpaht kah kinahrah)
Arabicكبح (kahbh)
Russianбордюр (bordiur)
Portuguese (EU)meio-fio (mayuufeeuu)
Portuguese (BR)meio-fio (mayuufeeuu)
Japanese縁石 (enseki)
GermanBordstein (bawrchtyn)
Urduروکنا (rohknah)
Punjabiਕਰਬ (kuruhb)
Korean연석 (yeonseog)
Hebrewלְרַסֵן (lrahsaynuh)
Greekχαλιναγώγηση (khalinagogese)
Dutchintomen (intohmuhn)
Tagaloggilid ng bangketa (geeleed engay bahngketah)
Vietnameselề đường (lay dewuhng)
Turkishkaldırım (kahldurum)
Persianجدول (jahdvahl)
Polishkrawężnik (krahvenzhnyeek)
Ukrainianбордюр (bordyur)
Bengaliকার্ব (kahrbaw)
Swedishtrottoarkant (trawtooahrkahnt)
Italianfrenare (fraynahray)

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kerb - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids