water
The meaning (definition) of the word water
a clear liquid that we drink every day.
The word water used in a sentence
“Drink plenty of water to stay healthy and strong.”
How the word water is said around the world
| French | eau (oh) |
| Spanish | agua (AHGH-wah) |
| Mandarin | 水 (shway) |
| Hindi | पानी (PAH-nee) |
| Arabic | ماء (mah) |
| Russian | вода (vu-DAH) |
| Portuguese (EU) | água (AHG-wuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | água (AHG-wa) |
| Japanese | 水 (MEE-zu) |
| German | Wasser (VAH-sur) |
| Urdu | پانی (PAH-nee) |
| Punjabi | ਪਾਣੀ (PAH-nee) |
| Korean | 물 (mool) |
| Hebrew | מַיִם (mym) |
| Greek | νερό (nay-ROH) |
| Dutch | water (VAH-tuhr) |
| Tagalog | tubig (TOO-beeg) |
| Vietnamese | Nước (NEW-uh-urky) |
| Turkish | su (suu) |
| Persian | آب (ahb) |
| Polish | woda (VAW-dah) |
| Ukrainian | вода (VOH-dah) |
| Bengali | জল (gyawl) |
| Swedish | vatten (VAH-tuhn) |
| Italian | acqua (AHK-wah) |
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