rod
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The meaning (definition) of the word rod
a long thin straight stick of metal or wood
The word rod used in a sentence
“The curtain hangs from a long metal rod.”
Words that mean the same as rod (synonyms)
polebarstick
How the word rod is said around the world
| French | tige (teezh) |
| Spanish | barra (BAH-rrah) |
| Mandarin | 杆子 (gahn dzuh) |
| Hindi | छड़ (chhurr) |
| Arabic | قَضيب (ka-DEEB) |
| Russian | штанга (SHTAHN-gah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | varão (vuh-ROWNG) |
| Portuguese (BR) | haste (AS-chee) |
| Japanese | ぼう (BOH) |
| German | Stange (SHTAHNG-uh) |
| Urdu | سلاخ (sa-LAAKH) |
| Punjabi | ਡੰਡਾ (DUN-dah) |
| Korean | 막대 (mahk-TTAY) |
| Hebrew | מוט (moht) |
| Greek | ράβδος (RAHV-thohs) |
| Dutch | stang (stahng) |
| Tagalog | baras (bah-RAHS) |
| Vietnamese | thanh (tahny) |
| Turkish | çubuk (chu-BUUK) |
| Persian | میله (mee-LEH) |
| Polish | pręt (prent) |
| Ukrainian | прут (proot) |
| Bengali | রড (rawd) |
| Swedish | stång (stawng) |
| Italian | asta (AHS-tah) |
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