over
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The meaning (definition) of the word over
in a higher place than something else
The word over used in a sentence
“The bird flew over the tall tree.”
Words that mean the same as over (synonyms)
aboveon top
Words that mean the opposite of over (antonyms)
underbelow
How the word over is said around the world
| French | sur (sewr) |
| Spanish | encima (ayntheemah) |
| Mandarin | 超过 (chāo guò) |
| Hindi | ऊपर (oopuhr) |
| Arabic | زيادة (zeeahdah) |
| Russian | над (nad) |
| Portuguese (EU) | sobre (sohbri) |
| Portuguese (BR) | sobre (sohbrew) |
| Japanese | 以上 (ijou) |
| German | über (ewbur) |
| Urdu | ختم (khahtm) |
| Punjabi | ਵੱਧ (vud) |
| Korean | ~ 위에 (~ wie) |
| Hebrew | מֵעַל (mayahl) |
| Greek | υπερ (uper) |
| Dutch | over (ohvuhr) |
| Tagalog | tapos na (tahpohs nah) |
| Vietnamese | qua (kwah) |
| Turkish | üzerinde (ewzayrinde) |
| Persian | بیش از (beesh ahz) |
| Polish | nad (naht) |
| Ukrainian | понад (ponad) |
| Bengali | ওভার (ohbahr) |
| Swedish | över (ervuhr) |
| Italian | Sopra (sohprah) |
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