Vocabulary
ocean
/ˈoʊʃən/
noun
Definition
A very large body of salt water that covers most of the Earth’s surface.
Etymology
From Latin "Oceanus," from Greek "Ōkeanos," the name of a great river believed to circle the world. It originally referred to a mythic world-encircling water rather than specific seas.
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Translations (30 languages)
AFoseaan
AMውቅያኖስ
ARمحيط
BGокеан
BNসমুদ্র
CAoceà
CSoceán
DAocean
DEOzean
ELωκεανός
ESocéano
ETookean
EUozeano
FAاقیانوس
FIvaltameri
FRocéan
GLocéano
HEאוקיינוס
HIमहासागर
HRocean
HUóceán
IDsamudra
IToceano
JA海
KO바다
LTvandenynas
LVokeāns
MNдалай
MSlautan
MYသမုဒ္ဒရာ
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