sword
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The meaning (definition) of the word sword
a long sharp metal blade with a handle for knights
The word sword used in a sentence
“A knight carried a long sword into the castle battle.”
The plural of the word sword
swords
How the word sword is said around the world
| French | épée (aypay) |
| Spanish | espada (ayspahthah) |
| Mandarin | 剑 (jiàn) |
| Hindi | तलवार (tuhlvahr) |
| Arabic | سيف (sahyf) |
| Russian | меч (mech) |
| Portuguese (EU) | espada (shpahduh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | espada (ayspahda) |
| Japanese | 剣 (tsurugi) |
| German | Schwert (shvayrt) |
| Urdu | تلوار (tuhlvahr) |
| Punjabi | ਤਲਵਾਰ (tuhluhvahr) |
| Korean | 검 (geom) |
| Hebrew | חֶרֶב (khayrayv) |
| Greek | σπαθί (spathi) |
| Dutch | zwaard (zvahrt) |
| Tagalog | espada (uhspahdah) |
| Vietnamese | gươm (ghewuhm) |
| Turkish | kılıç (kuluch) |
| Persian | شمشیر (shahmsheer) |
| Polish | miecz (myech) |
| Ukrainian | меч (mech) |
| Bengali | তরবারি (tawrawbahree) |
| Swedish | svärd (svairrd) |
| Italian | spada (spahdah) |
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