spire
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The meaning (definition) of the word spire
a tall pointy top on a church or castle
The word spire used in a sentence
“The tall spire on top of the church pointed up to the sky.”
Words that mean the same as spire (synonyms)
peakpointsteeple
The plural of the word spire
spires
How the word spire is said around the world
| French | flèche (flesh) |
| Spanish | aguja (ahghookhah) |
| Mandarin | 尖塔 (jiān tǎ) |
| Hindi | शिखर (shikuhr) |
| Arabic | برج (boorj) |
| Russian | шпиль (shpil') |
| Portuguese (EU) | torre (tawri) |
| Portuguese (BR) | torre (tawkhew) |
| Japanese | 尖塔 (sentou) |
| German | Turm (tuuuhm) |
| Urdu | سپائر (suhpyr) |
| Punjabi | ਮਿਨਾਰ (minahr) |
| Korean | 첨탑 (ceomtab) |
| Hebrew | מִבנֶה חֲרוּטִי (meevnayh khahrooteey) |
| Greek | κωδωνοστάσιο (kodonostasio) |
| Dutch | spits (spits) |
| Tagalog | tore (tawruh) |
| Vietnamese | ngọn tháp (ngawn tahurp) |
| Turkish | kule (koole) |
| Persian | مناره (mahnahray) |
| Polish | iglica (eegleetsah) |
| Ukrainian | шпиль (shpyl) |
| Bengali | চূড়া (choor) |
| Swedish | spira (speerah) |
| Italian | guglia (goolyah) |
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