lick
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The meaning (definition) of the word lick
to touch something with your tongue
The word lick used in a sentence
“The dog likes to lick our faces when we play.”
How the word lick is said around the world
| French | lécher (layshay) |
| Spanish | lamer (lahmayr) |
| Mandarin | 舔 (tiǎn) |
| Hindi | चाटना (kyahtnah) |
| Arabic | يلعق |
| Russian | лизать (lizat') |
| Portuguese (EU) | lamber (luhnmbayr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | lamber (luhnmbayr) |
| Japanese | 舐める (name ru) |
| German | lecken (lekuhn) |
| Urdu | چاٹنا (kyahtnah) |
| Punjabi | ਚੱਟਣਾ (kyuttuhnah) |
| Korean | 핥다 (haltda) |
| Hebrew | לְלַקֵק (llahkayk) |
| Greek | γλείψιμο (gleipsimo) |
| Dutch | lik (lik) |
| Tagalog | dilaan (deelahn) |
| Vietnamese | liếm (leeeurm) |
| Turkish | yalamak (yahlahmahk) |
| Persian | لیسیدن (leeseedahn) |
| Polish | lizać (leezahch) |
| Ukrainian | лизати (lyzaty) |
| Bengali | চাটতে (chahtawtay) |
| Swedish | slicka (slikah) |
| Italian | leccata (laykahtah) |
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