odour
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The meaning (definition) of the word odour
a strong smell, usually a stinky one
The word odour used in a sentence
“The garbage had a bad odour that made everyone hold their nose.”
Words that mean the same as odour (synonyms)
smellstench
The plural of the word odour
odours
How the word odour is said around the world
| French | odeur (ohderr) |
| Spanish | olor (ohlohr) |
| Mandarin | 气味 (qì wèi) |
| Hindi | गंध (gund) |
| Arabic | رائحة (ryhah) |
| Russian | запах (zapakh) |
| Portuguese (EU) | odor (awdohr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | odor (ohdohr) |
| Japanese | 臭い (kusai) |
| German | Geruch (guhruukh) |
| Urdu | بدبو (bahdboo) |
| Punjabi | ਗੰਧ (gund) |
| Korean | 냄새 (naemsae) |
| Hebrew | רֵיחַ (raykhah) |
| Greek | οσμή (osme) |
| Dutch | geur (gherr) |
| Tagalog | amoy (ahmohy) |
| Vietnamese | mùi (mooy) |
| Turkish | koku (kohkuu) |
| Persian | بو (boo) |
| Polish | zapach (zahpahkh) |
| Ukrainian | запах (zapakh) |
| Bengali | গন্ধ (gawndaw) |
| Swedish | odör (ooderr) |
| Italian | odore (ohdohray) |
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