mark
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The meaning (definition) of the word mark
a spot or line left on something
The word mark used in a sentence
“The marker left a mark on my paper.”
Words that mean the same as mark (synonyms)
spot
How the word mark is said around the world
| French | marque (mark) |
| Spanish | marca (MAHR-kah) |
| Mandarin | 痕迹 (huhn jee) |
| Hindi | निशान (nee-SHAHN) |
| Arabic | عَلَامَة (a-LAA-ma) |
| Russian | след (slyet) |
| Portuguese (EU) | marca (MAR-kah) |
| Portuguese (BR) | marca (MAR-kah) |
| Japanese | しるし (shee-ROO-shee) |
| German | Spur (shpoor) |
| Urdu | نشان (ni-SHAAN) |
| Punjabi | ਨਿਸ਼ਾਨ (nee-SHAHN) |
| Korean | 자국 (jah-GOOK) |
| Hebrew | סימן (see-MAHN) |
| Greek | σημάδι (see-MAH-thee) |
| Dutch | streep (strayp) |
| Tagalog | marka (MAR-kah) |
| Vietnamese | vết (vayt) |
| Turkish | iz (eez) |
| Persian | رد (rad) |
| Polish | ślad (shlat) |
| Ukrainian | слід (sleed) |
| Bengali | দাগ (daag) |
| Swedish | märke (MER-keh) |
| Italian | segno (SAY-nyoh) |
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