moth
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The meaning (definition) of the word moth
a fluffy little bug that flies toward lights at night
The word moth used in a sentence
“A brown moth flew around the lamp at night.”
Words that mean the same as moth (synonyms)
insect
The plural of the word moth
moths
How the word moth is said around the world
| French | papillon de nuit |
| Spanish | polilla |
| Mandarin | 蛾 |
| Hindi | कीट |
| Arabic | العثة |
| Russian | мотыль |
| Portuguese (EU) | mariposa |
| Portuguese (BR) | mariposa |
| Japanese | 蛾 |
| German | Motte |
| Urdu | کیڑا |
| Punjabi | ਪਤੰਗ |
| Korean | 나방 |
| Hebrew | עָשׁ |
| Greek | σκώρος |
| Dutch | mot |
| Filipino | gamu-gamo |
| Vietnamese | bướm đêm |
| Turkish | güve |
| Persian | پروانه |
| Polish | ćma |
| Ukrainian | моль |
| Bengali | মথ |
| Swedish | fjäril |
| Italian | falena |
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