serpent
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The meaning (definition) of the word serpent
a long thin animal that slides along without legs
The word serpent used in a sentence
“A serpent slid through the tall grass.”
Words that mean the same as serpent (synonyms)
snake
How the word serpent is said around the world
| French | serpent (sehr-PAHN) |
| Spanish | serpiente (sehr-PYEN-teh) |
| Mandarin | 蛇 (shuh) |
| Hindi | साँप (saanp) |
| Arabic | ثعبان (thuh-BAAN) |
| Russian | змея (zmee-YAH) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cobra (KOH-bruh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cobra (KOH-brah) |
| Japanese | へび (HEH-bee) |
| German | Schlange (SHLAHNG-eh) |
| Urdu | سانپ (sahnp) |
| Punjabi | ਸੱਪ (sap) |
| Korean | 뱀 (baym) |
| Hebrew | נָחָשׁ (na-KHASH) |
| Greek | φίδι (FEE-thee) |
| Dutch | slang (slahng) |
| Tagalog | ahas (AH-hahs) |
| Vietnamese | rắn (zun) |
| Turkish | yılan (yuh-LAHN) |
| Persian | مار (mahr) |
| Polish | wąż (vohnsh) |
| Ukrainian | змія (zmee-YAH) |
| Bengali | সাপ (shap) |
| Swedish | orm (ohrm) |
| Italian | serpente (sair-PEN-tay) |
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