noun · Nature

weed

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The meaning (definition) of the word weed

a plant that grows where you do not want it

The word weed used in a sentence

“I pulled a weed out of the garden.”

How the word weed is said around the world

Frenchmauvaise herbe (moh-VEZ ERB)
Spanishmala hierba (MAH-lah YER-bah)
Mandarin杂草 (dzah tsow)
Hindiखरपतवार (khur-put-WAAR)
Arabicعُشْبَةٌ ضَارَّةٌ (USH-ba-tun DAA-ra-tun)
Russianсорняк (sar-NYAK)
Portuguese (EU)erva daninha (EHR-vuh duh-NEEN-yuh)
Portuguese (BR)erva daninha (EHR-vah dah-NEEN-yah)
Japaneseざっそう (zahs-SOH)
GermanUnkraut (OON-krowt)
Urduجنگلی گھاس (JUNG-lee ghahs)
Punjabiਨਦੀਨ (na-DEEN)
Korean잡초 (jahp-CHOH)
Hebrewעשב שוטה (EH-sev shoh-TEH)
Greekαγριόχορτο (ah-ghree-OH-khor-toh)
Dutchonkruid (ON-krowt)
Tagalogdamo (DAH-moh)
Vietnamesecỏ dại (kaw ZYE)
Turkishyabani ot (yah-bah-NEE OT)
Persianعلف هرز (ah-LAF-e HARZ)
Polishchwast (khfahst)
Ukrainianбур'ян (boor-YAHN)
Bengaliআগাছা (A-ga-chha)
Swedishogräs (OO-grehs)
Italianerbaccia (air-BAH-chah)

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