lip
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The meaning (definition) of the word lip
the soft edge of your mouth
The word lip used in a sentence
“Your lip is the soft part at the edge of your mouth.”
Words that mean the same as lip (synonyms)
mouth edge
The plural of the word lip
lips
How the word lip is said around the world
| French | lèvre (levr) |
| Spanish | labio (lahvyoh) |
| Mandarin | 唇 (chún) |
| Hindi | ओंठ (ohnt) |
| Arabic | شفة (shahfah) |
| Russian | губа (guba) |
| Portuguese (EU) | lábio (lahbyuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | lábio (lahbyuu) |
| Japanese | リップ (rippu) |
| German | Lippe (lipuh) |
| Urdu | ہونٹ (hohnt) |
| Punjabi | ਬੁੱਲ੍ਹ (buullh) |
| Korean | 말뿐인 (malbbunin) |
| Hebrew | שָׂפָה (sahfah) |
| Greek | χείλος (kheilos) |
| Dutch | lip (lip) |
| Tagalog | labi (lahbee) |
| Vietnamese | môi (mohy) |
| Turkish | dudak (doodahk) |
| Persian | لب (lahb) |
| Polish | warga (vahrgah) |
| Ukrainian | губа (huba) |
| Bengali | ঠোঁট (tohnt) |
| Swedish | läpp (lep) |
| Italian | labbro (lahbroh) |
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