window
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The meaning (definition) of the word window
a glass opening in a wall that lets you see outside.
The word window used in a sentence
“I can look out the window and see the birds in the tree.”
The plural of the word window
windows
How the word window is said around the world
| French | fenêtre (fuhnetr) |
| Spanish | ventana (bayntahnah) |
| Mandarin | 窗户 (chuāng hù) |
| Hindi | खिड़की (kirkee) |
| Arabic | نافذة (nahfeethah) |
| Russian | окно (okno) |
| Portuguese (EU) | janela (zhuhneluh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | janela (zhanela) |
| Japanese | ウィンドウ (uindou) |
| German | Fenster (fenstur) |
| Urdu | کھڑکی (kirkee) |
| Punjabi | ਖਿੜਕੀ (kiruhkee) |
| Korean | 창문 (cangmun) |
| Hebrew | חַלוֹן (khahlohnuh) |
| Greek | παράθυρο (parathuro) |
| Dutch | raam (rahm) |
| Tagalog | bintana (beentahnah) |
| Vietnamese | cửa sổ (kewuh soh) |
| Turkish | pencere (panjayre) |
| Persian | پنجره (pahnjahray) |
| Polish | okno (awknaw) |
| Ukrainian | вікно (vikno) |
| Bengali | জানালা (gyahnahlah) |
| Swedish | fönster (fernstuhr) |
| Italian | finestra (feenestrah) |
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