locust
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The meaning (definition) of the word locust
a big grasshopper that flies in huge swarms
The word locust used in a sentence
“A locust is a big grasshopper that jumps super high.”
Words that mean the same as locust (synonyms)
grasshopperinsect
The plural of the word locust
locusts
How the word locust is said around the world
| French | criquet |
| Spanish | langosta |
| Mandarin | 刺槐 |
| Hindi | टिड्डी |
| Arabic | الجراد |
| Russian | саранча |
| Portuguese (EU) | gafanhoto |
| Portuguese (BR) | gafanhoto |
| Japanese | バッタ |
| German | Heuschrecke |
| Urdu | ٹڈی |
| Punjabi | ਟਿੱਡੀ |
| Korean | 메뚜기 |
| Hebrew | אַרְבֶּה |
| Greek | ακρίδα |
| Dutch | sprinkhaan |
| Filipino | balang |
| Vietnamese | châu chấu |
| Turkish | çekirge |
| Persian | ملخ |
| Polish | szarańcza |
| Ukrainian | сарана |
| Bengali | পঙ্গপাল |
| Swedish | gräshoppa |
| Italian | locusta |
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