momentum
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The meaning (definition) of the word momentum
the force of a moving object
The word momentum used in a sentence
“The ball has momentum as it rolls down the steep hill.”
How the word momentum is said around the world
| French | élan (aylahn) |
| Spanish | impulso (eempoolsoh) |
| Mandarin | 势头 (shì tou) |
| Hindi | गति (guti) |
| Arabic | دَفعَة (dahfaht) |
| Russian | импульс (impul's) |
| Portuguese (EU) | impulso (eempoowsuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | impulso (eempoowsuu) |
| Japanese | 勢い (ikioi) |
| German | Schwung (shvuung) |
| Urdu | رفتار (rahftahr) |
| Punjabi | ਗਤੀ (gutee) |
| Korean | 기세 (gise) |
| Hebrew | תְנוּפָה (tnoofah) |
| Greek | ορμή (orme) |
| Dutch | momentum (mohmuhntum) |
| Tagalog | momentum (mohmentoom) |
| Vietnamese | động lực (dohng lewky) |
| Turkish | ivme (ivme) |
| Persian | شتاب (shaytahb) |
| Polish | pęd (pent) |
| Ukrainian | імпульс (impuls) |
| Bengali | গতিবেগ (gohteebayg) |
| Swedish | drivkraft (dreevkrahft) |
| Italian | slancio (zlahnchoh) |
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