noun · Music

whistling

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The meaning (definition) of the word whistling

making a high, clear sound by blowing air through your lips.

The word whistling used in a sentence

“Dad is whistling a happy tune while he cooks dinner.”

How the word whistling is said around the world

Frenchsifflement (seef-luh-MAHN)
Spanishsilbido (seel-VEE-thoh)
Mandarin吹口哨 (chway koh show)
Hindiसीटी (SEE-tee)
Arabicصفير (SOO-fahyr)
Russianсвист (svyeest)
Portuguese (EU)assobio (uh-soo-BEE-uu)
Portuguese (BR)assobio (ah-soh-BEE-uu)
Japanese口笛 (ku-chee-BU-ay)
GermanPfeifen (PFY-fuhn)
Urduسیٹی بجانا (SAY-tee buh-GYAH-nah)
Punjabiਸੀਟੀ ਵਜਾਉਣਾ (SEE-tee vuh-GYOW-nah)
Korean휘파람 (HWEE-pah-rahm)
Hebrewשְׁרִיקָה (SHREE-uh-kah)
Greekσφυριγμός (sfee-reegh-MOHS)
Dutchfluiten (FLEREW-tuhn)
Tagalogpagsipol (pahg-SEE-pohl)
Vietnamesehuýt sáo (HWEE-urt SAH-urw)
Turkishıslık çalmak (us-LUK chahl-MAHK)
Persianسوت زدن (soot ZAH-dahn)
Polishgwizdanie (gveez-DAH-nye)
Ukrainianсвист (zvist)
Bengaliশিস দেওয়া (sheesh DAY-oh)
Swedishvisslande (VIS-lahn-duh)
Italianfischiare (feesk-YAH-ray)

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