wind
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The meaning (definition) of the word wind
air that moves and blows your hair around.
The word wind used in a sentence
“My hat flew off in the wind at the park.”
Words that mean the same as wind (synonyms)
breezegust
The plural of the word wind
winds
How the word wind is said around the world
| French | vent (vahn) |
| Spanish | viento (BYEN-toh) |
| Mandarin | 风 (fuhng) |
| Hindi | हवा (HU-vah) |
| Arabic | رياح (RAHY-ah) |
| Russian | ветер (VYAY-tyeer) |
| Portuguese (EU) | vento (VAYNG-tuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | vento (VAYNG-tuu) |
| Japanese | 風 (KAH-zay) |
| German | Wind (vint) |
| Urdu | ہوا (HOO-ah) |
| Punjabi | ਹਵਾ (HU-vah) |
| Korean | 바람 (bah-RAHM) |
| Hebrew | רוּחַ (ROO-khah) |
| Greek | άνεμος (AH-nay-mohs) |
| Dutch | wind (vint) |
| Tagalog | hangin (HAH-ngeen) |
| Vietnamese | gió (ZAW-ur) |
| Turkish | rüzgâr (rerz-GYAHR) |
| Persian | باد (bahd) |
| Polish | wiatr (vyahtr) |
| Ukrainian | вітер (VEE-ter) |
| Bengali | বাতাস (BAH-tahsh) |
| Swedish | vind (vind) |
| Italian | vento (VEN-toh) |
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