taking
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The meaning (definition) of the word taking
reaching out and getting something to have it
The word taking used in a sentence
“I am taking one cookie from the jar.”
How the word taking is said around the world
| French | prendre (prahndr) |
| Spanish | tomando (toh-MAHN-doh) |
| Mandarin | 拿 (nah) |
| Hindi | लेना (LAY-na) |
| Arabic | آخُذُ (AA-khu-thu) |
| Russian | брать (braht) |
| Portuguese (EU) | tirar (tee-RAHR) |
| Portuguese (BR) | pegando (peh-GAHN-doo) |
| Japanese | とる (TOH-roo) |
| German | nehmen (NAY-men) |
| Urdu | لینا (LAY-nah) |
| Punjabi | ਲੈਣਾ (LEH-naa) |
| Korean | 꺼내다 (KKUH-nay-dah) |
| Hebrew | לוֹקֵחַ (loh-KAY-akh) |
| Greek | παίρνω (PEHR-noh) |
| Dutch | pakken (PAHK-un) |
| Tagalog | kumukuha (koo-moo-KOO-hah) |
| Vietnamese | lấy (LAY) |
| Turkish | almak (ahl-MAHK) |
| Persian | برداشتن (bar-dahsh-TAN) |
| Polish | brać (brach) |
| Ukrainian | брати (BRAH-ty) |
| Bengali | নেওয়া (NAY-oh-ah) |
| Swedish | tar (TAHR) |
| Italian | prendendo (prehn-DEHN-doh) |
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