zeppelin
The meaning (definition) of the word zeppelin
a large airship with a hard frame, named after the person who designed it
The word zeppelin used in a sentence
“A zeppelin is a giant airship that floats in the sky.”
Words that mean the same as zeppelin (synonyms)
airship
The plural of the word zeppelin
zeppelins
How the word zeppelin is said around the world
| French | zeppelin (zep-LEN) |
| Spanish | zepelín (thay-pay-LEEN) |
| Mandarin | 齐柏林飞艇 (chee boh leen fay teeng) |
| Hindi | ज़ेपलिन (JAYP-lin) |
| Arabic | منطاد (MOON-tahd) |
| Russian | дирижабль (dyee-ryee-ZHAHBL) |
| Portuguese (EU) | zepelim (zay-pi-LEENG) |
| Portuguese (BR) | zepelim (zay-pay-LEENG) |
| Japanese | ツェッペリン (tsayh-PAY-reeng) |
| German | Zeppelin (tse-puh-LEEN) |
| Urdu | زپیلین (zuh-pee-LEEN) |
| Punjabi | ਜ਼ੈਪੇਲਿਨ (ze-PAY-lin) |
| Korean | 비행선 (bee-HENG-sun) |
| Hebrew | צֶפֶּלִין (tsay-pay-LEEY-nuh) |
| Greek | ζέπελιν (ZAY-pay-leen) |
| Dutch | zeppelin (ZE-puh-lin) |
| Tagalog | zeppelin (zuh-PE-leen) |
| Vietnamese | khinh khí cầu (kheeny KHEE-ur kuhw) |
| Turkish | zeplin (zep-LIN) |
| Persian | زپلین (ZAHP-leen) |
| Polish | zepelin (ze-PE-leen) |
| Ukrainian | дирижабль (di-RI-zhahbly) |
| Bengali | জেপেলিন (GYAY-pay-leen) |
| Swedish | zeppelinare (SE-puh-lee-nah-ruh) |
| Italian | zeppelin (DZE-pay-leen) |
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