Afrikaans: avontuur (ah-vohn-teer) Albanian: aventurë (ah-ven-too-ruh) Amharic: መዝናኛ (mez-na-nyah) Arabic: مغامرة (moo-gha-ma-ra) Armenian: արկած (ar-kats) Azerbaijani: macəra (mah-jeh-rah) Basque: abentura […]
Afrikaans: alfabet (ahl-fah-beht) Albanian: alfabeti (ahl-fah-beh-tee) Amharic: ፊደል (fee-dehl) Arabic: الأبجدية (al-ab-ja-dee-ya) Armenian: այբուբեն (ayb-oo-ben) Azerbaijani: əlifba (eh-leef-bah) Basque: alfabetoa
Afrikaans: herfs (hehrfs) Albanian: vjeshtë (vyesh-tuh) Amharic: መካከለኛው ክፍለ አመት (meh-kah-kehl-nyao kef-leh ah-met) Arabic: خريف (kha-reef) Armenian: աշուն (ah-shoon) Azerbaijani:
Afrikaans: lug (luhkh) Albanian: ajër (ah-yer) Amharic: አየር (ah-yer) Arabic: هواء (ha-wa) Armenian: օդ (od) Azerbaijani: hava (hah-vah) Basque: aire
Afrikaans: kuns (kuns) Albanian: art (ahrt) Amharic: እንግድነት (ihn-gi-de-net) Arabic: فن (fann) Armenian: արվեստ (ar-vest) Azerbaijani: incəsənət (in-jah-seh-net) Basque: arte
Afrikaans: dieregeluide (dee-ruh-ghuh-lay-duh) Albanian: tingujt e kafshëve (teen-gooyt eh kahf-shuh-veh) Amharic: እንስሳት ድምጽ (ehn-si-sat dim-ts) Arabic: أصوات الحيوانات (as-wat al-hay-wa-nat)
The word “apple” refers to the popular fruit known for its crisp texture and sweet or tart flavor, commonly consumed
The word “aunt” refers to the sister of one’s parent or the wife of one’s uncle. People often search for
Afrikaans: Engel (EHN-guhl) Albanian: Engjëll (EN-gyell) Amharic: መላእክት (me-LA-eket) Arabic: ملاك (ma-LAK) Armenian: Հրեշտակ (HREHSH-tak) Azerbaijani: Mələk (meh-LEHK) Basque: Aingeru