trunk
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The meaning (definition) of the word trunk
the thick woody main stem of a tree
The word trunk used in a sentence
“A tree's thick trunk holds up all the green leaves.”
Words that mean the same as trunk (synonyms)
stem
The plural of the word trunk
trunks
How the word trunk is said around the world
| French | tronc (trawn) |
| Spanish | tronco (trohnkoh) |
| Mandarin | 树干 (shù gàn) |
| Hindi | तना (tunah) |
| Arabic | جذع (jahthah) |
| Russian | ствол (stvol) |
| Portuguese (EU) | tronco (trohngkuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | tronco (trohngkuu) |
| Japanese | 幹 (kan) |
| German | Stamm (shtahm) |
| Urdu | تنا (tunah) |
| Punjabi | ਤਣਾ (tunah) |
| Korean | 나무줄기 (namujulgi) |
| Hebrew | גזע |
| Greek | κορμός (kormos) |
| Dutch | stam (stahm) |
| Tagalog | punong-kahoy (poonohngkahohy) |
| Vietnamese | thân cây (tuhn kuhi) |
| Turkish | gövde (gyervde) |
| Persian | تنه (tahnay) |
| Polish | pień (pyeny) |
| Ukrainian | стовбур (stovbur) |
| Bengali | তনা (tawnah) |
| Swedish | stam (stahm) |
| Italian | tronco (trohnkoh) |
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