umpire
The meaning (definition) of the word umpire
a person who watches a game and decides if the rules are followed
The word umpire used in a sentence
“The umpire said the ball was out, so we stopped”
Words that mean the same as umpire (synonyms)
refereejudge
How the word umpire is said around the world
| French | arbitre (ar-BEETR) |
| Spanish | árbitro (AHR-bee-troh) |
| Mandarin | 裁判 (tsy pahn) |
| Hindi | अंपायर (am-PAI-yar) |
| Arabic | الْحَكَمُ (al-HA-ka-mu) |
| Russian | судья (soo-DYAH) |
| Portuguese (EU) | árbitro (AHR-bee-troo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | árbitro (AHR-bee-troo) |
| Japanese | しんぱん (SHEEN-pahn) |
| German | Schiedsrichter (SHEETS-rikh-ter) |
| Urdu | امپائر (um-PAI-er) |
| Punjabi | ਅੰਪਾਇਰ (um-PIE-uhr) |
| Korean | 심판 (sheem-PAHN) |
| Hebrew | שׁוֹפֵט (shoh-FAYT) |
| Greek | διαιτητής (thee-eh-tee-TEES) |
| Dutch | scheidsrechter (SKHITES-rekh-tur) |
| Tagalog | ampayer (ahm-PIE-yer) |
| Vietnamese | trọng tài (chawng TIE) |
| Turkish | hakem (ha-KEM) |
| Persian | داور (daa-VAR) |
| Polish | sędzia (SEN-jah) |
| Ukrainian | суддя (soo-DYAH) |
| Bengali | আম্পায়ার (AM-pai-ar) |
| Swedish | domare (DOO-mah-reh) |
| Italian | arbitro (AR-bee-troh) |
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