voice
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The meaning (definition) of the word voice
the sound made by a person speaking
The word voice used in a sentence
“Mom has a gentle voice when she sings.”
The plural of the word voice
voices
How the word voice is said around the world
| French | voix (vwah) |
| Spanish | voz (bohth) |
| Mandarin | 嗓音 (sahng yeen) |
| Hindi | आवाज़ (ah-VAHZ) |
| Arabic | صوت (sowt) |
| Russian | голос (GOH-lus) |
| Portuguese (EU) | voz (vawsh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | voz (vaws) |
| Japanese | 声 (KOH-ay) |
| German | Stimme (SHTI-muh) |
| Urdu | آواز (ah-VAHZ) |
| Punjabi | ਆਵਾਜ਼ (ah-VAHZ) |
| Korean | 목소리 (MOHG-soh-ree) |
| Hebrew | קוֹל (kohl) |
| Greek | φωνή (foh-NEE) |
| Dutch | stem (stem) |
| Tagalog | boses (BOH-suhs) |
| Vietnamese | giọng nói (zawng NAW-ury) |
| Turkish | ses (ses) |
| Persian | صدا (say-DAH) |
| Polish | głos (gwaws) |
| Ukrainian | голос (HOH-lohs) |
| Bengali | কণ্ঠস্বর (KAWN-tawsh-bawr) |
| Swedish | röst (rerst) |
| Italian | voce (VOH-chay) |
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