noun · Nature

tide

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The meaning (definition) of the word tide

the way the sea rises up and falls back each day.

The word tide used in a sentence

“The tide goes up and down in the ocean every single day.”

The plural of the word tide

tides

How the word tide is said around the world

Frenchmarée (mah-RAY)
Spanishmarea (mah-RAY-ah)
Mandarin潮 (chow)
Hindiज्वार-भाटा (GYVAHR-bah-tah)
Arabicالمد والجزر (ahl-MAHD wahl-JAH-zahr)
Russianприлив (pryee-LYEEF)
Portuguese (EU)maré (muh-RE)
Portuguese (BR)maré (mah-RE)
Japanese潮 (SHEE-oh)
GermanGezeiten (geh-TSAY-ten)
Urduمد و جزر (MAD oh JA-zar)
Punjabiਜਵਾਰ (gyuh-VAHR)
Korean조류 (JOHR-yoo)
Hebrewגֵאוּת וְשֵׁפֶל (GAY-oot vay-SHAY-fayl)
Greekπαλίρροια (pah-LEE-ree-ah)
Dutchtij (tei)
Tagalogpagtaas at pagbaba ng tubig (pahg-TAH-s aht pahg-BAH-bah en-GAY TOO-beeg)
Vietnamesethủy triều (twee CHEE-ew)
Turkishgelgit (gyal-GYIT)
Persianجزر و مد (jahzr vah mohd)
Polishprzypływ i odpływ (PSHIH-pwihf ee OHT-pwihf)
Ukrainianприплив (PRIP-liv)
Bengaliজোয়ার (gyohr)
Swedishtidvatten (TEED-vah-tuhn)
Italianmarea (mah-RE-ah)

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tide - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids