meat
The meaning (definition) of the word meat
food that comes from animals
The word meat used in a sentence
“We had meat and rice for dinner.”
How the word meat is said around the world
| French | viande (vee-YAHND) |
| Spanish | carne (KAHR-neh) |
| Mandarin | 肉 (roh) |
| Hindi | मांस (MAHNS) |
| Arabic | لحم (lahm) |
| Russian | мясо (MYA-sa) |
| Portuguese (EU) | carne (KAR-nuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | carne (KAR-nee) |
| Japanese | おにく (oh-NEE-koo) |
| German | Fleisch (flysh) |
| Urdu | گوشت (gohsht) |
| Punjabi | ਮਾਸ (maas) |
| Korean | 고기 (GOH-gee) |
| Hebrew | בשר (bah-SAHR) |
| Greek | κρέας (KREH-ahs) |
| Dutch | vlees (vlays) |
| Tagalog | karne (KAR-neh) |
| Vietnamese | thịt (teet) |
| Turkish | et (ET) |
| Persian | گوشت (goosht) |
| Polish | mięso (MYEH-soh) |
| Ukrainian | м’ясо (MYAH-soh) |
| Bengali | মাংস (MANG-shoh) |
| Swedish | kött (SHURT) |
| Italian | carne (KAR-neh) |
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