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.”

The plural of the word kerb

kerbs

How the word kerb is said around the world

Frenchtrottoir (trawt-WAHR)
Spanishbordillo (bohr-DEE-yoh)
Mandarin路缘 (loo eyewen)
Hindiफुटपाथ का किनारा (puut-PAHT kah ki-NAH-rah)
Arabicحافة الرصيف (HAA-fat ar-ra-SEEF)
Russianбордюр (bur-DYOOR)
Portuguese (EU)lancil (luhn-SEEL)
Portuguese (BR)meio-fio (MAY-uu-fee-uu)
Japanese縁石 (ayoon-SAY-kee)
GermanBordstein (BAWRCH-tyn)
Urduفٹ پاتھ کا کنارہ (FOOT PAHTH kah ka-NAH-rah)
Punjabiਕਰਬ (KU-ruhb)
Korean연석 (YUN-sug)
Hebrewשפת המדרכה (seh-FAHT hah-meed-ROH-khah)
Greekκράσπεδο (KRAH-speh-dhoh)
Dutchstoeprand (STOOP-rahnt)
Tagaloggilid ng bangketa (GEE-leed en-GAY bahng-KE-tah)
Vietnameselề đường (lay DEW-uhng)
Turkishkaldırım (KAHL-du-rum)
Persianجدول (JAHD-vahl)
Polishkrawężnik (krah-VENZH-nyeek)
Ukrainianбордюр (BOHRD-yoor)
Bengaliকার্ব (KAHR-baw)
Swedishtrottoarkant (TRAW-too-ahr-kahnt)
Italiancordolo (KOR-doh-loh)

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kerb - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids