relic
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The meaning (definition) of the word relic
a very old object kept because it is special
The word relic used in a sentence
“That old coin is a relic from 100 years ago.”
Words that mean the same as relic (synonyms)
artifacttreasure
The plural of the word relic
relics
How the word relic is said around the world
| French | relique |
| Spanish | reliquia |
| Mandarin | 遗迹 |
| Hindi | अवशेष |
| Arabic | أثر |
| Russian | реликвия |
| Portuguese (EU) | relíquia |
| Portuguese (BR) | relíquia |
| Japanese | 遺物 |
| German | Relikt |
| Urdu | اوشیش |
| Punjabi | ਅਵਸ਼ੇਸ਼ |
| Korean | 유물 |
| Hebrew | שָׂרִיד מְקוּדָשׁ |
| Greek | λείψανο |
| Dutch | relikwie |
| Filipino | labi |
| Vietnamese | di vật |
| Turkish | kalıntı |
| Persian | یادگار |
| Polish | relikt |
| Ukrainian | реліквія |
| Bengali | ধ্বংসাবশেষ |
| Swedish | relik |
| Italian | reliquia |
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