mint
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The meaning (definition) of the word mint
a cool fresh-smelling herb
The word mint used in a sentence
“Mom put fresh mint leaves in our cold water.”
How the word mint is said around the world
| French | menthe (menth) |
| Spanish | menta (MEN-tah) |
| Mandarin | 薄荷 (boh khuh) |
| Hindi | पुदीना (puu-DEE-nah) |
| Arabic | نعناع (NAH-nah) |
| Russian | мята (MYAH-tah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | hortelã (oo-ruh-ti-LUHN) |
| Portuguese (BR) | hortelã (oh-ruh-tay-LUHN) |
| Japanese | ミント (MEEN-toh) |
| German | Minze (MIN-tsuh) |
| Urdu | پودینہ (poh-DEE-nah) |
| Punjabi | ਪੁਦੀਨਾ (puu-DEE-nah) |
| Korean | 박하 (BAH-kah) |
| Hebrew | מֶנטָה (MAYN-tah) |
| Greek | μέντα (MAY-dah) |
| Dutch | munt (munt) |
| Tagalog | mint (meent) |
| Vietnamese | bạc hà (bahky hah) |
| Turkish | nane (nah-NE) |
| Persian | نعناع (nahnah) |
| Polish | mięta (MYEN-tah) |
| Ukrainian | м'ята (MYAH-tah) |
| Bengali | পুদিনা (POO-dee-nah) |
| Swedish | mynta (MEWN-tah) |
| Italian | menta (MAYN-tah) |
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