wave
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The meaning (definition) of the word wave
a moving ridge of water on the sea
The word wave used in a sentence
“The big wave splashed up on the sandy beach.”
Words that mean the same as wave (synonyms)
ripple
How the word wave is said around the world
| French | vague (vahg) |
| Spanish | ola (ohlah) |
| Mandarin | 海浪 (hǎi làng) |
| Hindi | लहर (luhr) |
| Arabic | موجة (mowjah) |
| Russian | волна (volna) |
| Portuguese (EU) | onda (ohngduh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | onda (ohngda) |
| Japanese | 波 (nami) |
| German | Welle (veluh) |
| Urdu | لہر (leher) |
| Punjabi | ਲਹਿਰ (luhir) |
| Korean | 파도 (pado) |
| Hebrew | גל |
| Greek | κύμα (kuma) |
| Dutch | golf (ghawlf) |
| Tagalog | alon (ahlohn) |
| Vietnamese | sóng (sawurng) |
| Turkish | dalga (dahlgah) |
| Persian | موج (mohj) |
| Polish | fala (fahlah) |
| Ukrainian | хвиля (khvylya) |
| Bengali | তরঙ্গ (tawrawnggaw) |
| Swedish | våg (vohg) |
| Italian | onda (ohndah) |
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