spirit
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The meaning (definition) of the word spirit
a friendly see-through being in stories
The word spirit used in a sentence
“In the story, a friendly spirit floated through the forest.”
How the word spirit is said around the world
| French | esprit (es-PREE) |
| Spanish | espíritu (ehs-PEE-ree-too) |
| Mandarin | 幽灵 (yoh ling) |
| Hindi | आत्मा (AAT-mah) |
| Arabic | شَبَحٌ (SHA-ba-hun) |
| Russian | дух (duukh) |
| Portuguese (EU) | fantasma (fan-TAZH-mah) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fantasma (fahng-TAHZ-ma) |
| Japanese | ゆうれい (YOO-ray) |
| German | Geist (GYST) |
| Urdu | بھوت (bhoot) |
| Punjabi | ਭੂਤ (bhoot) |
| Korean | 유령 (yoo-RYUHNG) |
| Hebrew | רוח רפאים (ROO-akh reh-fah-EEM) |
| Greek | πνεύμα (PNEV-mah) |
| Dutch | geest (khayst) |
| Tagalog | espiritu (es-pee-REE-too) |
| Vietnamese | bóng ma (bawng MAH) |
| Turkish | hayalet (hah-yah-LET) |
| Persian | روح (rooh) |
| Polish | duch (dukh) |
| Ukrainian | привид (PRIH-vihd) |
| Bengali | ভূত (bhoot) |
| Swedish | ande (AN-deh) |
| Italian | fantasma (fahn-TAZ-mah) |
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