plant
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The meaning (definition) of the word plant
a living green thing that grows in soil
The word plant used in a sentence
“I water my plant every day so it grows big and green.”
Words that mean the same as plant (synonyms)
flowerherb
How the word plant is said around the world
| French | plante (plahnt) |
| Spanish | planta (plahntah) |
| Mandarin | 植物 (zhí wù) |
| Hindi | पौधा (pawdah) |
| Arabic | نبات (nahbaht) |
| Russian | растение (rastenie) |
| Portuguese (EU) | planta (pluhnngtuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | planta (pluhnngta) |
| Japanese | 植物 (shokubutsu) |
| German | Pflanze (pflahntsuh) |
| Urdu | پودا (pohdah) |
| Punjabi | ਬੂਟਾ (bootah) |
| Korean | 식물 (sigmul) |
| Hebrew | צמח |
| Greek | φυτό (phuto) |
| Dutch | plant (plahnt) |
| Tagalog | halaman (hahlahmahn) |
| Vietnamese | cây (kuhi) |
| Turkish | bitki (bitki) |
| Persian | گیاه (geeah) |
| Polish | roślina (rawshleenah) |
| Ukrainian | рослина (roslyna) |
| Bengali | গাছ (gahch) |
| Swedish | växt (vekst) |
| Italian | pianta (pyahntah) |
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