palace
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The meaning (definition) of the word palace
a huge fancy house where a king or queen lives
The word palace used in a sentence
“A palace is a huge fancy house where the king lives.”
Words that mean the same as palace (synonyms)
castle
The plural of the word palace
palaces
How the word palace is said around the world
| French | palais (pahle) |
| Spanish | palacio (pahlahthyoh) |
| Mandarin | 宫殿 (gōng diàn) |
| Hindi | पैलेस (pairlays) |
| Arabic | قصر (kahsr) |
| Russian | дворец (dvorets) |
| Portuguese (EU) | palácio (puhlahsyuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | palácio (pahlahsyuu) |
| Japanese | 宮殿 (kyuuden) |
| German | Palast (pahlahst) |
| Urdu | محل (muhl) |
| Punjabi | ਮਹਿਲ (muhil) |
| Korean | 궁전 (gungjeon) |
| Hebrew | אַרְמוֹן (ahrmohnuh) |
| Greek | παλάτι (palati) |
| Dutch | paleis (pahleis) |
| Tagalog | palasyo (pahlahyoh) |
| Vietnamese | cung điện (koong deeen) |
| Turkish | saray (sahrahy) |
| Persian | کاخ (kahkh) |
| Polish | pałac (powahts) |
| Ukrainian | палац (palats) |
| Bengali | প্রাসাদ (prahshahd) |
| Swedish | palats (pahlahts) |
| Italian | palazzo (pahlahtsoh) |
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