rook
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The meaning (definition) of the word rook
a big black bird that looks like a crow
The word rook used in a sentence
“A rook is a big black bird like a crow.”
Words that mean the same as rook (synonyms)
birdcrow
The plural of the word rook
rooks
How the word rook is said around the world
| French | tour (toor) |
| Spanish | torre (tohray) |
| Mandarin | 秃鼻乌鸦 (tū bí wū yā) |
| Hindi | कौआ (kawah) |
| Arabic | رخ (rookhkh) |
| Russian | ладья (lad'ia) |
| Portuguese (EU) | torre (tawri) |
| Portuguese (BR) | torre (tawkhew) |
| Japanese | ミヤマガラス (miyamagarasu) |
| German | Turm (tuuuhm) |
| Urdu | کوا (kahvah) |
| Punjabi | ਰੂਕ (rook) |
| Korean | 떼까마귀 (ddeggamagwi) |
| Hebrew | עורב השדות |
| Greek | κορώνη (korone) |
| Dutch | toren (tohruhn) |
| Tagalog | tore (tawruh) |
| Vietnamese | xe (se) |
| Turkish | kale (kahle) |
| Persian | کلاغ (kahlahk) |
| Polish | wieża (vyezhah) |
| Ukrainian | грак (hrak) |
| Bengali | রুক (rook) |
| Swedish | råka (rohkah) |
| Italian | torre (tohrray) |
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