star
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The meaning (definition) of the word star
a bright point of light in the night sky
The word star used in a sentence
“At night I see a bright star in the sky.”
The plural of the word star
stars
How the word star is said around the world
| French | étoile (aytwahl) |
| Spanish | estrella (aystraylyah) |
| Mandarin | 星星 (xīng xīng) |
| Hindi | तारा (tahrah) |
| Arabic | نجم (nahjm) |
| Russian | звезда (zvezda) |
| Portuguese (EU) | estrela (shtrayluh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | estrela (aystrayla) |
| Japanese | 星 (hoshi) |
| German | Stern (shtern) |
| Urdu | ستارہ (sitahrah) |
| Punjabi | ਤਾਰਾ (tahrah) |
| Korean | 별 (byeol) |
| Hebrew | כוכב |
| Greek | αστέρι (asteri) |
| Dutch | ster (ster) |
| Tagalog | bituin (beetooeen) |
| Vietnamese | ngôi sao (ngohy sow) |
| Turkish | yıldız (yulduz) |
| Persian | ستاره (saytahray) |
| Polish | gwiazda (gvyahzdah) |
| Ukrainian | зірка (zirka) |
| Bengali | তারা (tahrah) |
| Swedish | stjärna (skhernah) |
| Italian | stella (stayllah) |
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