oak
The meaning (definition) of the word oak
a strong tree that grows little nuts called acorns
The word oak used in a sentence
“The big oak tree in our yard is over 100 years old.”
The plural of the word oak
oaks
How the word oak is said around the world
| French | chêne (shen) |
| Spanish | roble (rohvlay) |
| Mandarin | 橡木 (xiàng mù) |
| Hindi | ओक (ohk) |
| Arabic | البلوط (ahlbahlloot) |
| Russian | дуб (dub) |
| Portuguese (EU) | carvalho (kuhruhvahlyuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | carvalho (kahruhvahlyuu) |
| Japanese | オーク (ooku) |
| German | Eiche (eyehyuh) |
| Urdu | بلوط (buhloht) |
| Punjabi | ਓਕ (ohk) |
| Korean | 참나무 (camnamu) |
| Hebrew | אַלוֹן (ahlohnuh) |
| Greek | δρυς (drus) |
| Dutch | eik (eik) |
| Tagalog | oak (ohahk) |
| Vietnamese | cây sồi (kuhi sohy) |
| Turkish | meşe (mayshe) |
| Persian | بلوط (bahloot) |
| Polish | dąb (dawmp) |
| Ukrainian | дуб (dub) |
| Bengali | ওক (ohk) |
| Swedish | ek (ayk) |
| Italian | quercia (kwerchah) |
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