mist
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The meaning (definition) of the word mist
tiny drops of water that float in the air like a cloud
The word mist used in a sentence
“The mist covered the mountain like a soft white blanket.”
Words that mean the same as mist (synonyms)
fog
How the word mist is said around the world
| French | brume (brewm) |
| Spanish | neblina (nayvleenah) |
| Mandarin | 薄雾 (bó wù) |
| Hindi | कुहासा (kuuhahsah) |
| Arabic | شَبُّورَة (shahbooraht) |
| Russian | туман (tuman) |
| Portuguese (EU) | névoa (nevoouh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | névoa (nevoha) |
| Japanese | ミスト (misuto) |
| German | Nebel (naybuhl) |
| Urdu | دھند (dund) |
| Punjabi | ਧੁੰਦ (tuund) |
| Korean | 안개 (angae) |
| Hebrew | עֲרָפֶל (ahrahfayl) |
| Greek | ομίχλη (omikhle) |
| Dutch | mist (mist) |
| Tagalog | ambon (ahmbohn) |
| Vietnamese | sương mù (sewuhng moo) |
| Turkish | sis (sis) |
| Persian | مه (mayh) |
| Polish | mgła (mgwah) |
| Ukrainian | туман (tuman) |
| Bengali | কুয়াশা (kooshah) |
| Swedish | dimma (dimah) |
| Italian | nebbia (naybeeah) |
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