willow
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The meaning (definition) of the word willow
a tree with long, soft branches that droop down.
The word willow used in a sentence
“A willow tree has long droopy branches that sway in wind.”
The plural of the word willow
willows
How the word willow is said around the world
| French | saule (sohl) |
| Spanish | sauce (sowthay) |
| Mandarin | 柳 (liǔ) |
| Hindi | विलो (viloh) |
| Arabic | الصفصاف (ahssfsahf) |
| Russian | ива (iva) |
| Portuguese (EU) | salgueiro (sahlgayruu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | salgueiro (sowgayruu) |
| Japanese | 柳 (yanagi) |
| German | Weide (vyduh) |
| Urdu | ولو (vuloh) |
| Punjabi | ਵਿਲੋ (viloh) |
| Korean | 솜틀 (somteul) |
| Hebrew | עֲרָבָה (ahrahvah) |
| Greek | ιτιά (itia) |
| Dutch | wilg (vilkh) |
| Tagalog | willow (weeloh) |
| Vietnamese | cây liễu (kuhi leeew) |
| Turkish | söğüt (serert) |
| Persian | بید (beed) |
| Polish | wierzba (vyezhbah) |
| Ukrainian | верба (verba) |
| Bengali | উইলো (ooeeloh) |
| Swedish | vide (veeduh) |
| Italian | salice (sahleechay) |
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