noun · Nature

rubble

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The meaning (definition) of the word rubble

a pile of broken rocks and bricks

The word rubble used in a sentence

“After the old wall fell, a pile of rubble lay on the ground”

How the word rubble is said around the world

Frenchdécombres (day-KOHMBR)
Spanishescombros (ehs-KOHM-brohs)
Mandarin瓦砾 (wah lee)
Hindiमलबा (MAL-bah)
Arabicأَنْقاض (an-KAAD)
Russianобломки (a-BLOHM-kee)
Portuguese (EU)entulho (en-TOOL-yoo)
Portuguese (BR)escombros (ees-KOHM-broos)
Japaneseがれき (gah-REH-kee)
GermanSchutt (shut)
Urduملبہ (MAL-bah)
Punjabiਮਲਬਾ (MAL-baa)
Korean잔해 (JAHN-heh)
Hebrewהריסות (hah-ree-SOT)
Greekμπάζα (BAH-zah)
Dutchpuin (pown)
Tagalogguho (goo-HOH)
Vietnameseđống gạch đá vụn (dohng gahk dah VOON)
Turkishmoloz (moh-LOHZ)
Persianآوار (ah-VAHR)
Polishgruz (groos)
Ukrainianуламки (oo-LAHM-kih)
Bengaliধ্বংসস্তূপ (DHONG-shoh-stoop)
Swedishrasmassor (RAHS-mah-soor)
Italianmacerie (mah-CHEH-ree-eh)

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