rhythm
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The meaning (definition) of the word rhythm
the steady beat that you can clap along to in music
The word rhythm used in a sentence
“I can clap along to the rhythm of the music.”
Words that mean the same as rhythm (synonyms)
beatpulse
The plural of the word rhythm
rhythms
How the word rhythm is said around the world
| French | rythme (rithm) |
| Spanish | ritmo (reetmoh) |
| Mandarin | 韵律 (yùn lǜ) |
| Hindi | लय (luey) |
| Arabic | إيقاع (eekah) |
| Russian | ритм (ritm) |
| Portuguese (EU) | ritmo (reetmuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | ritmo (kheetmuu) |
| Japanese | リズム (rizumu) |
| German | Rhythmus (rutmuus) |
| Urdu | تال (tahl) |
| Punjabi | ਤਾਲ (tahl) |
| Korean | 율 (yul) |
| Hebrew | קֶצֶב (kaytsayv) |
| Greek | ρυθμός (ruthmos) |
| Dutch | ritme (ritmuh) |
| Tagalog | ritmo (reetmoh) |
| Vietnamese | nhịp điệu (nyeep deeew) |
| Turkish | ritim (reetim) |
| Persian | ریتم (reetm) |
| Polish | rytm (ritm) |
| Ukrainian | ритм (rytm) |
| Bengali | ছন্দ (chawndaw) |
| Swedish | rytm (rewtm) |
| Italian | ritmo (reetmoh) |
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