wild
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The meaning (definition) of the word wild
living free in nature without people taking care of it.
The word wild used in a sentence
“Wild animals live in the forest and take care of themselves.”
Words that mean the opposite of wild (antonyms)
tame
How the word wild is said around the world
| French | sauvage (sohvahzh) |
| Spanish | salvaje (sahlvahkhay) |
| Mandarin | 荒野 (huāng yě) |
| Hindi | जंगली (gyungguhlee) |
| Arabic | بري (bree) |
| Russian | дикий (dikii) |
| Portuguese (EU) | selvagem (saylvahzhayng) |
| Portuguese (BR) | selvagem (seuuvahzhayng) |
| Japanese | 野生 (yasei) |
| German | wild (vilt) |
| Urdu | جنگلی (gyunuhglee) |
| Punjabi | ਜੰਗਲੀ (gyunguhlee) |
| Korean | 야생의 (yasaengyi) |
| Hebrew | פְּרָאִי (pry) |
| Greek | άγριος (agrios) |
| Dutch | wild (vilt) |
| Tagalog | ligaw (leegow) |
| Vietnamese | hoang dã (hwahng zah) |
| Turkish | vahşi (vahshi) |
| Persian | وحشی (vahshee) |
| Polish | dziki (jeekee) |
| Ukrainian | дикий (dykyy) |
| Bengali | বন্য (bawnnaw) |
| Swedish | vild (vild) |
| Italian | selvaggio (saylvahjoh) |
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