steeple

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The meaning (definition) of the word steeple
a tall pointed tower on top of a building
The word steeple used in a sentence
“We could see the steeple from far away”
Words that mean the same as steeple (synonyms)
spire
How the word steeple is said around the world
| French | clocher (kloh-SHAY) |
| Spanish | torre puntiaguda (TOH-rreh poon-tyah-GOO-thah) |
| Mandarin | 尖塔 (jyen tah) |
| Hindi | शिखर (SHI-khur) |
| Arabic | بُرْج مُدَبَّب (BURJ mu-DAB-bab) |
| Russian | шпиль (shpeel) |
| Portuguese (EU) | torre pontiaguda (TOH-huh pon-tyuh-GOO-duh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | torre pontuda (TOH-hee pon-TOO-dah) |
| Japanese | せんとう (sen-TOH) |
| German | Kirchturm (KIRKH-tuurm) |
| Urdu | نوکیلا مینار (noh-KEE-lah mee-NAHR) |
| Punjabi | ਨੁਕੀਲਾ ਮੀਨਾਰ (noo-KEE-lah mee-NAHR) |
| Korean | 첨탑 (chum-TAHP) |
| Hebrew | צריח (tsah-REE-akh) |
| Greek | καμπαναριό (kam-ba-na-RYO) |
| Dutch | kerktoren (KERK-toh-run) |
| Tagalog | matulis na tore (ma-TOO-lees na TOH-reh) |
| Vietnamese | tháp nhọn (tahp NYAWN) |
| Turkish | sivri kule (seev-REE koo-LEH) |
| Persian | برج نوکتیز (BOR-jeh nohk-TEEZ) |
| Polish | spiczasta wieża (spee-CHAH-stah VYEH-zhah) |
| Ukrainian | шпиль (shpyl) |
| Bengali | চূড়া (CHOO-ra) |
| Swedish | kyrkspira (SHURK-spee-rah) |
| Italian | campanile (kahm-pah-NEE-lay) |
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