noun · Nature

thicket

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The meaning (definition) of the word thicket

a group of bushes and small trees growing close together

The word thicket used in a sentence

“I saw a rabbit hide in the thicket.”

How the word thicket is said around the world

Frenchfourré (foo-RAY)
Spanishmatorral (mah-toh-RRAHL)
Mandarin灌木丛 (gwahn moo tsoong)
Hindiझुरमुट (JHUUR-muut)
Arabicشُجَيْرَاتٌ كَثِيفَةٌ (shu-jay-RAA-tun ka-THEE-fa-tun)
Russianзаросли (ZA-ras-lee)
Portuguese (EU)matagal (muh-tuh-GAHL)
Portuguese (BR)moita (MOY-tah)
Japaneseやぶ (YAH-boo)
GermanDickicht (DIK-ikht)
Urduجھاڑیوں کا جھنڈ (JHAH-ree-yohn kah jhund)
Punjabiਝਾੜ-ਝੰਖਾੜ (jhaar-jhan-KHAAR)
Korean수풀 (soo-POOL)
Hebrewסבך (svakh)
Greekθαμνώνας (tham-NOH-nas)
Dutchstruikgewas (STROWK-khuh-vahs)
Tagalogkasukalan (kah-soo-KAH-lahn)
Vietnamesebụi rậm (booy RUM)
Turkishçalılık (cha-luh-LUHK)
Persianبیشه (bee-SHEH)
Polishzarośla (zah-ROSH-lah)
Ukrainianзарості (ZAH-roh-stee)
Bengaliঝোপঝাড় (JHOHP-jhar)
Swedishsnår (SNOHR)
Italianmacchia (MAHK-kyah)

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