moon
The meaning (definition) of the word moon
the big round shape that glows in the night sky
The word moon used in a sentence
“We watched the moon from our blanket on the beach.”
The plural of the word moon
moons
How the word moon is said around the world
| French | lune (lewn) |
| Spanish | luna (LOO-nah) |
| Mandarin | 月亮 (eyeway lyahng) |
| Hindi | चंद्रमा (KYUND-ruh-mah) |
| Arabic | قمر (KAH-mahr) |
| Russian | луна (loo-NAH) |
| Portuguese (EU) | lua (LOO-uh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | lua (LOO-a) |
| Japanese | 月 (GAH-tsu) |
| German | Mond (mohnt) |
| Urdu | چاند (kyahnd) |
| Punjabi | ਚੰਦਰਮਾ (KYUN-duh-ruh-mah) |
| Korean | 달 (dahl) |
| Hebrew | יָרֵחַ (yah-RAY-khah) |
| Greek | φεγγάρι (fayng-GAH-ree) |
| Dutch | maan (mahn) |
| Tagalog | buwan (BOO-wahn) |
| Vietnamese | mặt trăng (maht chahng) |
| Turkish | ay (ahy) |
| Persian | ماه (mah) |
| Polish | księżyc (KSHEN-zhits) |
| Ukrainian | місяць (MEES-yahts) |
| Bengali | চাঁদ (chahnd) |
| Swedish | månen (MOH-nuhn) |
| Italian | luna (LOO-nah) |
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