port
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The meaning (definition) of the word port
a town by the sea where ships come and go
The word port used in a sentence
“The busy port has ships coming in from the sea.”
Words that mean the same as port (synonyms)
harborharbour
The plural of the word port
ports
How the word port is said around the world
| French | port (pawr) |
| Spanish | puerto (pwayrtoh) |
| Mandarin | 港口 (gǎng kǒu) |
| Hindi | पत्तन (putuhn) |
| Arabic | ميناء (meenah) |
| Russian | порт (port) |
| Portuguese (EU) | porta (pawruhtuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | porta (pawruhta) |
| Japanese | ポート (pooto) |
| German | Hafen (hahfuhn) |
| Urdu | بندرگاہ (buhnduhrgah) |
| Punjabi | ਪੋਰਟ (pohruht) |
| Korean | 포트 (poteu) |
| Hebrew | נָמָל (nahmahl) |
| Greek | λιμάνι (limani) |
| Dutch | haven (hahvuhn) |
| Tagalog | daungan (downgahn) |
| Vietnamese | cảng (kahng) |
| Turkish | liman (leemahn) |
| Persian | بندر (bahndahr) |
| Polish | port (pawrt) |
| Ukrainian | порт (port) |
| Bengali | বন্দর (bawndawr) |
| Swedish | hamn (hahmn) |
| Italian | porta (pawrtah) |
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