watermelon
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The meaning (definition) of the word watermelon
a huge green fruit with juicy red insides and black seeds.
The word watermelon used in a sentence
“A big juicy watermelon is perfect for eating on a hot day.”
The plural of the word watermelon
watermelons
How the word watermelon is said around the world
| French | pastèque |
| Spanish | sandía |
| Mandarin | 西瓜 |
| Hindi | तरबूज |
| Arabic | بطيخ |
| Russian | арбуз |
| Portuguese (EU) | melancia |
| Portuguese (BR) | melancia |
| Japanese | スイカ |
| German | Wassermelone |
| Urdu | تربوز |
| Punjabi | ਤਰਬੂਜ |
| Korean | 수박 |
| Hebrew | אֲבַטִיחַ |
| Greek | καρπούζι |
| Dutch | watermeloen |
| Filipino | pakwan |
| Vietnamese | dưa hấu |
| Turkish | karpuz |
| Persian | هندوانه |
| Polish | arbuz |
| Ukrainian | кавун |
| Bengali | তরমুজ |
| Swedish | vattenmelon |
| Italian | anguria |
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