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  • puente/ˈpwente/ Spanish
  • جسر/d͡ʒisr/ Arabic
  • 다리[ta̠ɾi] Korean
  • पुल/pʊl/ Hindi
  • γέφυρα/ˈʝefira/ Greek
  • גשר/ˈɡeʃeʁ/ Hebrew

“bridge” in Spanish: puente · French: pont · German: brücke · Italian: ponte · Portuguese: ponte · Korean: 다리 · Arabic: جسر · Hindi: पुल

It is commonest in Malayalam, where പാലം is the 565th most used word.

Bridge in other languages, A to Z

  • Afrikaans brug/brœχ/ bridge, a structure used to cross a gap or a… #843
  • Albanian ura/uɾa/ #1,684
  • Arabic جسر/d͡ʒisr/ #1,925
  • Basque zubia/s̻uˈβiˌa/ #1,029
  • Bengali পুল/pul/ #1,615
  • Bosnian most/môːst/ #1,565
  • Bulgarian моста/ˈmɔstɐ/ #2,066
  • Catalan pont[ˈpɔn] a bridge #945
  • Croatian most/môːst/ #1,651
  • Czech most[ˈmost] #2,296
  • Danish broen/ˈbʁoːˀən/ #1,674
  • Dutch brug/brʏx/ #1,500
  • French pont/pɔ̃/ #1,502
  • Galician ponte/ˈponte/ #843
  • Georgian ხიდი[χidi] #1,149
  • German brücke/ˈbʁʏkə/ #1,582
  • Greek γέφυρα/ˈʝefira/ #1,322
  • Hebrew גשר/ˈɡeʃeʁ/ #1,997
  • Hindi पुल/pʊl/ #1,567
  • Icelandic brúna/ˈpruːna/ #1,640
  • Italian ponte/ˈpon.te/ #1,750
  • Korean 다리[ta̠ɾi] #568
  • Latvian tilta/ˈtilta/ #2,482
  • Lithuanian tiltas[¹ˈtʲɪltɐs] #1,931
  • Macedonian мост[mɔst] #2,183
  • Malay jambatan/d͡ʒamˈbatan/ #1,130
  • Malayalam പാലം/paːlɐm/ #565
  • Norwegian broen/ˈbruːən/ #1,922
  • Persian پل[pʰol̥] #891
  • Portuguese ponte/ˈpõ.t͡ʃi/ #1,565
  • Romanian pod/ˈpod/ #1,919
  • Serbian most/môːst/ #1,668
  • Slovak most/mɔst/ #1,203
  • Slovenian most/móːst/ #679
  • Spanish puente/ˈpwente/ #1,618
  • Swedish bron/bruːn/ a bridge #2,274
  • Tagalog tulay/tuˈlaj/ #1,900
  • Telugu వంతెన/ʋan̪t̪ena/ #1,309
  • Turkish köprü/cøpˈɾy/ #2,381
  • Ukrainian міст[mʲist] #2,487
  • Urdu پل/pʊl/ #743

The speaker reads the word in the voice the LangX app uses for that language — synthesised, not a recording of a native speaker, so treat it as a guide. A row without a button has no reading we are free to use, or none we trust, yet. Voices for Bengali (google (bn_BD), CC BY-SA 4.0), Catalan (upc_ona (ca_ES), CC BY-SA 4.0) and Slovenian (artur (sl_SI), CC BY 4.0).

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