oar
The meaning (definition) of the word oar
a long pole with a flat end used to push a boat through water
The word oar used in a sentence
“I pulled the oar and the boat moved.”
Words that mean the same as oar (synonyms)
paddle
How the word oar is said around the world
| French | rame (rahm) |
| Spanish | remo (REH-moh) |
| Mandarin | 船桨 (chwahn jyahng) |
| Hindi | चप्पू (CHUP-poo) |
| Arabic | مِجْداف (mij-DAHF) |
| Russian | весло (vee-SLOH) |
| Portuguese (EU) | remo (RAY-moo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | remo (HEH-moo) |
| Japanese | オール (OH-roo) |
| German | Ruder (ROO-der) |
| Urdu | چپو (CHAP-poo) |
| Punjabi | ਚੱਪੂ (CHUP-poo) |
| Korean | 노 (noh) |
| Hebrew | מָשׁוֹט (mah-SHOHT) |
| Greek | κουπί (koo-PEE) |
| Dutch | roeispaan (ROOY-spahn) |
| Tagalog | sagwan (sahg-WAHN) |
| Vietnamese | mái chèo (my CHEOW) |
| Turkish | kürek (kew-REK) |
| Persian | پارو (pah-ROO) |
| Polish | wiosło (VYOH-swoh) |
| Ukrainian | весло (veh-SLOH) |
| Bengali | দাঁড় (dahr) |
| Swedish | åra (OH-rah) |
| Italian | remo (REH-moh) |
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