thread
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The meaning (definition) of the word thread
a thin string used for sewing cloth.
The word thread used in a sentence
“Mom used a thin thread to sew my button back on.”
Words that mean the same as thread (synonyms)
stringyarn
The plural of the word thread
threads
How the word thread is said around the world
| French | fil (feel) |
| Spanish | hilo (eeloh) |
| Mandarin | 线 (xiàn) |
| Hindi | धागा (dahgah) |
| Arabic | خيط (khahyt) |
| Russian | нить (nit') |
| Portuguese (EU) | fio (feeuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fio (feeuu) |
| Japanese | 糸 (ito) |
| German | Faden (fahduhn) |
| Urdu | دھاگہ (dahgah) |
| Punjabi | ਧਾਗਾ (tahgah) |
| Korean | 실 (sil) |
| Hebrew | פְּתִיל (pteeyl) |
| Greek | νήμα (nema) |
| Dutch | draad (draht) |
| Tagalog | sinulid (seenooleed) |
| Vietnamese | chủ đề (choo day) |
| Turkish | iplik (iplik) |
| Persian | نخ (nahkh) |
| Polish | nitka (nyeetkah) |
| Ukrainian | нитка (nytka) |
| Bengali | থ্রেড (trayd) |
| Swedish | tråd (trohd) |
| Italian | filo (feeloh) |
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