mango
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The meaning (definition) of the word mango
a sweet juicy yellow fruit from warm places
The word mango used in a sentence
“I ate a sweet yellow mango on a hot summer day.”
Words that mean the same as mango (synonyms)
fruit
The plural of the word mango
mangoes
How the word mango is said around the world
| French | mangue (mahng) |
| Spanish | mango (mahnggoh) |
| Mandarin | 芒果 (máng guǒ) |
| Hindi | आम (ahm) |
| Arabic | مانجو (mahnjoo) |
| Russian | манго (mango) |
| Portuguese (EU) | manga (muhnngguh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | manga (muhnngga) |
| Japanese | マンゴー (mangoo) |
| German | Mango (mahngoh) |
| Urdu | آم (ahm) |
| Punjabi | ਅੰਬ (unb) |
| Korean | 망고 (manggo) |
| Hebrew | מַנגוֹ (mahngoh) |
| Greek | μάνγκο (mangko) |
| Dutch | mango (mahngoh) |
| Tagalog | mangga (mahnggah) |
| Vietnamese | quả xoài (kwah swahy) |
| Turkish | Mango (mahngaw) |
| Persian | انبه (ahnbay) |
| Polish | mango (mahnggaw) |
| Ukrainian | манго (manho) |
| Bengali | আম (ahm) |
| Swedish | mango (mahngoo) |
| Italian | Mango (mahnggoh) |
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