teeth
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The meaning (definition) of the word teeth
the hard white parts in your mouth used for chewing
The word teeth used in a sentence
“I brush my teeth after breakfast and before bed.”
How the word teeth is said around the world
| French | dents (dahn) |
| Spanish | dientes (DYEN-tehs) |
| Mandarin | 牙齿 (yah chir) |
| Hindi | दाँत (dahnt) |
| Arabic | أَسْنَانٌ (as-NAA-nun) |
| Russian | зубы (ZOO-bi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | dentes (DEN-tesh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | dentes (DEN-chees) |
| Japanese | は (ha) |
| German | Zähne (TSAY-nuh) |
| Urdu | دانت (DAANT) |
| Punjabi | ਦੰਦ (dund) |
| Korean | 이 (ee) |
| Hebrew | שיניים (shee-NA-yim) |
| Greek | δόντια (THON-dyah) |
| Dutch | tanden (TAHN-dun) |
| Tagalog | mga ngipin (muh-NGAH ngee-PEEN) |
| Vietnamese | răng (RAHNG) |
| Turkish | dişler (dish-LAIR) |
| Persian | دندانها (dan-dahn-HAH) |
| Polish | zęby (ZEM-bih) |
| Ukrainian | зуби (ZOO-bih) |
| Bengali | দাঁত (dahnt) |
| Swedish | tänder (TEN-der) |
| Italian | denti (DEN-tee) |
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