muscle
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The meaning (definition) of the word muscle
a soft body part that tightens to move your bones
The word muscle used in a sentence
“Your muscle gets stronger when you exercise and run around.”
The plural of the word muscle
muscles
How the word muscle is said around the world
| French | muscle (mewskl) |
| Spanish | músculo (mooskooloh) |
| Mandarin | 肌肉 (jī ròu) |
| Hindi | माँसपेशियाँ (mahnnsuhpayshiyahn) |
| Arabic | عضلة (ahdahlah) |
| Russian | мышца (myshtsa) |
| Portuguese (EU) | músculo (mooshkooluu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | músculo (mooskooluu) |
| Japanese | 筋 (suji) |
| German | Muskel (muuskuhl) |
| Urdu | پٹھوں (putohn) |
| Punjabi | ਮਾਸਪੇਸ਼ੀ (mahsuhpayshee) |
| Korean | 근 (geun) |
| Hebrew | שְׁרִיר (shreeuhr) |
| Greek | μυς (mus) |
| Dutch | spier (speer) |
| Tagalog | kalamnan (kahlahmnahn) |
| Vietnamese | cơ bắp (kur bahurp) |
| Turkish | kas (kahs) |
| Persian | عضله (ahzohlay) |
| Polish | mięsień (myenysheny) |
| Ukrainian | м'яз (myaz) |
| Bengali | পেশী (payshee) |
| Swedish | muskel (muskhuhl) |
| Italian | muscolo (mooskohloh) |
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