ray
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The meaning (definition) of the word ray
a wide flat sea animal that glides through the water with wing-like fins
The word ray used in a sentence
“We watched a big ray glide over the sandy sea floor”
How the word ray is said around the world
| French | raie (ray) |
| Spanish | raya (RRAH-yah) |
| Mandarin | 鳐鱼 (yaow yoo) |
| Hindi | रे मछली (RAY muchh-LEE) |
| Arabic | سمكة الراي (SA-ma-kat ar-RYE) |
| Russian | скат (skaht) |
| Portuguese (EU) | raia (RY-uh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | arraia (ah-HIGH-ah) |
| Japanese | エイ (ay) |
| German | Rochen (ROH-khen) |
| Urdu | رے مچھلی (RAY MUCHH-lee) |
| Punjabi | ਰੇ ਮੱਛੀ (ray MUCH-chee) |
| Korean | 가오리 (gah-OH-ree) |
| Hebrew | חתול ים (khah-TOOL YAHM) |
| Greek | σαλάχι (sah-LAH-khee) |
| Dutch | rog (rokh) |
| Tagalog | pagi (pah-GEE) |
| Vietnamese | cá đuối (kah DWOY) |
| Turkish | vatoz (vah-TOHZ) |
| Persian | سفرهماهی (sof-REH mah-HEE) |
| Polish | płaszczka (PWAHSHCH-kah) |
| Ukrainian | скат (skaht) |
| Bengali | শাপলাপাতা মাছ (SHAP-lah-PAH-tah machh) |
| Swedish | rocka (ROK-ah) |
| Italian | razza (RAHT-tsah) |
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