tooth
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The meaning (definition) of the word tooth
a small white hard part inside your mouth for chewing.
The word tooth used in a sentence
“My loose tooth is wobbly and might fall out today.”
The plural of the word tooth
teeth
How the word tooth is said around the world
| French | dent (dahn) |
| Spanish | diente (dyentay) |
| Mandarin | 齿 (chǐ) |
| Hindi | दाँत (dahnnt) |
| Arabic | سن (seenn) |
| Russian | зуб (zub) |
| Portuguese (EU) | dente (dayngti) |
| Portuguese (BR) | dente (dayngchew) |
| Japanese | 歯 (ha) |
| German | Zahn (tsahn) |
| Urdu | دانت (dahnt) |
| Punjabi | ਦੰਦ (dund) |
| Korean | 이빨 (ibbal) |
| Hebrew | שֵׁן (shaynuh) |
| Greek | δόντι (donti) |
| Dutch | tand (tahnt) |
| Tagalog | ngipin (ngeepeen) |
| Vietnamese | răng (zahng) |
| Turkish | diş (dish) |
| Persian | دندان (dahndahn) |
| Polish | ząb (zawmp) |
| Ukrainian | зуб (zub) |
| Bengali | দাঁত (dahntoh) |
| Swedish | tand (tahnd) |
| Italian | dente (dentay) |
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