whole
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The meaning (definition) of the word whole
all of it, with no part missing or broken
The word whole used in a sentence
“I ate the whole apple, all the way to the core.”
Words that mean the same as whole (synonyms)
complete
Words that mean the opposite of whole (antonyms)
broken
How the word whole is said around the world
| French | entier (ahn-TYAY) |
| Spanish | entero (ehn-TEH-roh) |
| Mandarin | 整个 (juhng guh) |
| Hindi | पूरा (POO-rah) |
| Arabic | كَامِل (KAH-mil) |
| Russian | целый (TSEH-liy) |
| Portuguese (EU) | inteiro (een-TAY-roo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | inteiro (een-TAY-roo) |
| Japanese | まるごと (mah-ru-GOH-toh) |
| German | ganz (GAHNTS) |
| Urdu | پورا (POO-rah) |
| Punjabi | ਪੂਰਾ (POO-ra) |
| Korean | 전부 (JUHN-boo) |
| Hebrew | שלם (shah-LEM) |
| Greek | ολόκληρος (oh-LOH-klee-rohs) |
| Dutch | heel (hayl) |
| Tagalog | buo (boo-OH) |
| Vietnamese | toàn bộ (twahn BOH) |
| Turkish | bütün (bew-TEWN) |
| Persian | تمام (ta-MAHM) |
| Polish | cały (TSAH-wih) |
| Ukrainian | цілий (TSEE-liy) |
| Bengali | পুরো (POO-roh) |
| Swedish | hel (hayl) |
| Italian | intero (een-TEH-roh) |
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