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rot

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The meaning (definition) of the word rot

to turn soft, brown and bad over time

The word rot used in a sentence

“The apple left in my bag began to rot”

Words that mean the same as rot (synonyms)

decaydecompose

How the word rot is said around the world

Frenchpourrir (poo-REER)
Spanishpudrirse (poo-DREER-seh)
Mandarin腐烂 (foo lahn)
Hindiसड़ना (SAR-nah)
Arabicيتعفّن (ya-ta-AF-fan)
Russianгнить (gneet)
Portuguese (EU)apodrecer (ah-poo-druh-SAYR)
Portuguese (BR)apodrecer (ah-poh-dreh-SEHR)
Japaneseくさる (kuu-SAH-ruu)
Germanverfaulen (fer-FOW-len)
Urduسڑنا (sar-NAH)
Punjabiਸੜਨਾ (SUR-naa)
Korean썩다 (SSUK-dah)
Hebrewלהירקב (le-hee-rah-KEV)
Greekσαπίζω (sa-PEE-zoh)
Dutchrotten (RAW-tuhn)
Tagalogmabulok (mah-boo-LOK)
Vietnamesethối (toy)
Turkishçürümek (chew-REW-mek)
Persianپوسیدن (poo-see-DAN)
Polishgnić (gneetch)
Ukrainianгнити (hny-TY)
Bengaliপচা (PO-cha)
Swedishruttna (RUT-nah)
Italianmarcire (mar-CHEE-reh)

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rot - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids