vein
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The meaning (definition) of the word vein
a thin tube in your body that carries blood back to your heart.
The word vein used in a sentence
“Blood travels through your veins all around your body.”
The plural of the word vein
veins
How the word vein is said around the world
| French | veine (ven) |
| Spanish | vena (baynah) |
| Mandarin | 静脉 (jìng mài) |
| Hindi | नस (nus) |
| Arabic | وريد (wahreed) |
| Russian | вена (vena) |
| Portuguese (EU) | veia (vayuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | veia (vaya) |
| Japanese | 静脈 (joumyaku) |
| German | Vene (vaynuh) |
| Urdu | رگ (rug) |
| Punjabi | ਨਾੜੀ (nahree) |
| Korean | 정맥 (jeongmaeg) |
| Hebrew | וָרִיד (vahreeuhd) |
| Greek | φλέβα (phleba) |
| Dutch | ader (ahduhr) |
| Tagalog | ugat (oogaht) |
| Vietnamese | tĩnh mạch (teeny mayky) |
| Turkish | damar (dahmahr) |
| Persian | رگ (rahg) |
| Polish | żyła (zhiwah) |
| Ukrainian | вена (vena) |
| Bengali | শিরা (sheerah) |
| Swedish | ven (vayn) |
| Italian | vena (vaynah) |
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