satin
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The meaning (definition) of the word satin
a smooth, shiny, silky cloth
The word satin used in a sentence
“Mom wore a pretty satin dress that felt smooth and shiny.”
Words that mean the same as satin (synonyms)
silk
The plural of the word satin
satins
How the word satin is said around the world
| French | satin (sahten) |
| Spanish | satín (sahteen) |
| Mandarin | 缎 (duàn) |
| Hindi | साटन (sahtuhn) |
| Arabic | صقيل (sahkeel) |
| Russian | атлас (atlas) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cetim (siteeng) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cetim (saycheeng) |
| Japanese | サテン (saten) |
| German | Satin (zahtin) |
| Urdu | ساٹن (sahtuhn) |
| Punjabi | ਸਾਟਿਨ (sahtin) |
| Korean | 공단 (gongdan) |
| Hebrew | מֶשִׁי (mayshee) |
| Greek | σατέν (saten) |
| Dutch | satijn (sahtein) |
| Tagalog | satin (sahteen) |
| Vietnamese | vải satin (vahy sahtin) |
| Turkish | saten (sahtan) |
| Persian | ساتن (sahtahn) |
| Polish | satyna (sahtinah) |
| Ukrainian | атлас (atlas) |
| Bengali | সাটিন (shahteen) |
| Swedish | satin (sahteen) |
| Italian | raso (rahzoh) |
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