olive
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The meaning (definition) of the word olive
a deep yellow-green color, like the fruit
The word olive used in a sentence
“She wore an olive colored dress that looked like a dull green.”
The plural of the word olive
olives
How the word olive is said around the world
| French | olive (ohleev) |
| Spanish | aceituna (ahthaytoonah) |
| Mandarin | 橄榄 (gǎn lǎn) |
| Hindi | जैतून (gyairtoon) |
| Arabic | زيتون (zahytoon) |
| Russian | оливковый (olivkovyi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | azeitona (uhzaytohnuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | azeitona (ahzaytohna) |
| Japanese | オリーブ (oriibu) |
| German | Olive (ohleevuh) |
| Urdu | زیتون (zaytohn) |
| Punjabi | ਜੈਤੂਨ (gyetoon) |
| Korean | 올리브 (olribeu) |
| Hebrew | זַיִת (zyt) |
| Greek | ελιά (elia) |
| Dutch | olijf (ohleif) |
| Tagalog | olibo (ohleeboh) |
| Vietnamese | ôliu (ohleew) |
| Turkish | zeytin (zeytin) |
| Persian | زیتون (zaytoon) |
| Polish | oliwka (awleefkah) |
| Ukrainian | оливковий (olyvkovyy) |
| Bengali | জলপাই (gyawlawpy) |
| Swedish | oliv (ooleev) |
| Italian | oliva (ohleevah) |
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