tendril
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The meaning (definition) of the word tendril
a thin, curly stem that climbing plants use to hold on.
The word tendril used in a sentence
“The vine had a tendril that curled around the wooden fence.”
Words that mean the same as tendril (synonyms)
curlvine
The plural of the word tendril
tendrils
How the word tendril is said around the world
| French | vrille |
| Spanish | zarcillo |
| Mandarin | 卷须 |
| Hindi | ज़ुल्फ़ |
| Arabic | محلاق |
| Russian | усик |
| Portuguese (EU) | gavinha |
| Portuguese (BR) | gavinha |
| Japanese | 巻きひげ |
| German | Ranke |
| Urdu | ٹینڈریل |
| Punjabi | ਟੈਂਡਰਿਲ |
| Korean | 덩굴손 |
| Hebrew | זַלזַל |
| Greek | ψαλίδα |
| Dutch | rank |
| Filipino | galamay |
| Vietnamese | tua cuốn |
| Turkish | sarmaşık |
| Persian | پیچک |
| Polish | wąs |
| Ukrainian | вусик |
| Bengali | লতা |
| Swedish | klänge |
| Italian | viticcio |
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