man
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The meaning (definition) of the word man
a grown up person, like your dad or your uncle
The word man used in a sentence
“The man carried a heavy box into the house.”
How the word man is said around the world
| French | homme (om) |
| Spanish | hombre (OHM-breh) |
| Mandarin | 男人 (nahn ruhn) |
| Hindi | आदमी (AHD-mee) |
| Arabic | رجل (RA-juul) |
| Russian | мужчина (moo-SHCHEE-nuh) |
| Portuguese (EU) | homem (OH-mayng) |
| Portuguese (BR) | homem (AW-mayng) |
| Japanese | おとこのひと (oh-toh-koh-noh-HEE-toh) |
| German | Mann (mahn) |
| Urdu | آدمی (AHD-mee) |
| Punjabi | ਆਦਮੀ (AAD-mee) |
| Korean | 남자 (nahm-JAH) |
| Hebrew | גֶּבֶר (GEH-ver) |
| Greek | άντρας (AHN-drahs) |
| Dutch | man (mahn) |
| Tagalog | lalaki (lah-LAH-kee) |
| Vietnamese | đàn ông (dahn OHNG) |
| Turkish | adam (ah-DAHM) |
| Persian | مرد (mard) |
| Polish | mężczyzna (meng-CHIZ-nah) |
| Ukrainian | чоловік (choh-loh-VEEK) |
| Bengali | পুরুষ (POO-roosh) |
| Swedish | man (mahn) |
| Italian | uomo (WOH-moh) |
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