nightingale
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The meaning (definition) of the word nightingale
a small bird famous for its beautiful song
The word nightingale used in a sentence
“The nightingale sang the prettiest song we had ever heard.”
The plural of the word nightingale
nightingales
How the word nightingale is said around the world
| French | rossignol (raw-seen-YAWL) |
| Spanish | ruiseñor (roo-ee-say-NYOHR) |
| Mandarin | 夜莺 (yuh yeeng) |
| Hindi | नाइटिंगेल (ny-teen-GAYL) |
| Arabic | العندليب (ahl-AHN-dah-leeb) |
| Russian | соловей (su-lu-VYAY) |
| Portuguese (EU) | rouxinol (roow-shee-NAWL) |
| Portuguese (BR) | rouxinol (khoh-shee-NAWL) |
| Japanese | ナイチンゲール (nycheenggayru) |
| German | Nachtigall (NAHKH-ti-gahl) |
| Urdu | بلبل (BUL-bul) |
| Punjabi | ਬੁਲਬੁਲ (BUU-luh-buul) |
| Korean | 나이팅게일 (NY-teeng-gayl) |
| Hebrew | זָמִיר (ZAH-meeyr) |
| Greek | αηδόνι (eye-THOH-nee) |
| Dutch | nachtegaal (nahkh-tuh-GHAHL) |
| Tagalog | nightingale (neegh-tee-NGAH-luh) |
| Vietnamese | chim họa mi (cheem HOH-ah mee) |
| Turkish | bülbül (berl-BERL) |
| Persian | بلبل (BOHL-bohl) |
| Polish | słowik (SWAW-veek) |
| Ukrainian | соловей (soh-LOH-vey) |
| Bengali | বুলবুলি (BOO-law-boo-lee) |
| Swedish | näktergal (NEK-tuhr-gahl) |
| Italian | usignolo (uu-zee-NYAW-loh) |
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