well
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The meaning (definition) of the word well
a deep hole in the ground that people get water from
The word well used in a sentence
“We pulled up a bucket of water from the well.”
How the word well is said around the world
| French | puits (pwee) |
| Spanish | pozo (POH-thoh) |
| Mandarin | 井 (jing) |
| Hindi | कुआँ (kuu-AHN) |
| Arabic | بِئْر (beer) |
| Russian | колодец (ka-LOH-dyets) |
| Portuguese (EU) | poço (POH-soo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | poço (POH-soo) |
| Japanese | いど (EE-doh) |
| German | Brunnen (BRUUN-en) |
| Urdu | کنواں (kun-WAAN) |
| Punjabi | ਖੂਹ (khooh) |
| Korean | 우물 (OO-mool) |
| Hebrew | בְּאֵר (be-ER) |
| Greek | πηγάδι (pee-GHA-thee) |
| Dutch | waterput (VAH-tur-puut) |
| Tagalog | balon (bah-LOHN) |
| Vietnamese | giếng (ZYENG) |
| Turkish | kuyu (koo-YOO) |
| Persian | چاه (chah) |
| Polish | studnia (STOOD-nyah) |
| Ukrainian | криниця (krih-NIH-tsah) |
| Bengali | কুয়ো (KOO-yoh) |
| Swedish | brunn (bruun) |
| Italian | pozzo (POHT-tsoh) |
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