tuba
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The meaning (definition) of the word tuba
the biggest brass horn, with a deep low sound.
The word tuba used in a sentence
“The tuba makes the deepest and loudest brass sound.”
Words that mean the same as tuba (synonyms)
horn
The plural of the word tuba
tubas
How the word tuba is said around the world
| French | tuba (tewbah) |
| Spanish | tuba (toovah) |
| Mandarin | 大号 (dà hào) |
| Hindi | टुबा (tuubah) |
| Arabic | آلة التوبا (ahlah ahttoobah) |
| Russian | туба (tuba) |
| Portuguese (EU) | tuba (toobuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | tuba (tooba) |
| Japanese | チューバ (chuuba) |
| German | Tuba (toobah) |
| Urdu | ٹوبا (tohbah) |
| Punjabi | ਟੂਬਾ (toobah) |
| Korean | 튜바 (tyuba) |
| Hebrew | טוּבָּה (toobah) |
| Greek | τούμπα (toumpa) |
| Dutch | tuba (tewbah) |
| Tagalog | tuba (toobah) |
| Vietnamese | kèn tuba (ken tyoobuh) |
| Turkish | tuba (toobah) |
| Persian | توبا (toobah) |
| Polish | tuba (toobah) |
| Ukrainian | туба (tuba) |
| Bengali | টিউবা (teeoobah) |
| Swedish | tuba (toobah) |
| Italian | tuba (toobah) |
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