roof
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The meaning (definition) of the word roof
the cover on top of a building that keeps rain out
The word roof used in a sentence
“The roof keeps the rain and snow off our house.”
The plural of the word roof
roofs
How the word roof is said around the world
| French | toit (twah) |
| Spanish | techo (TAY-choh) |
| Mandarin | 屋顶 (woo deeng) |
| Hindi | छत (kyut) |
| Arabic | سَطح (sahth) |
| Russian | крыша (KRI-shah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | telhado (teh-LYAH-doo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | telhado (teh-LYAH-doo) |
| Japanese | 屋根 (YAH-nay) |
| German | Dach (dahkh) |
| Urdu | چھت (kyut) |
| Punjabi | ਛੱਤ (kyut) |
| Korean | 지붕 (jee-BOONG) |
| Hebrew | גַג (gahg) |
| Greek | στέγη (STAY-ee) |
| Dutch | dak (dahk) |
| Tagalog | bubong (BOO-bohng) |
| Vietnamese | mái nhà (MAH-ury nyah) |
| Turkish | çatı (chah-TU) |
| Persian | سقف (sahkf) |
| Polish | dach (dahkh) |
| Ukrainian | дах (dahkh) |
| Bengali | ছাদ (chahd) |
| Swedish | tak (tahk) |
| Italian | tetto (TAY-toh) |
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