From Fresh Dictionary
English
Etymology
Old English weall.
Noun
Wall (plural Walls)
- A permanent, substantial partition to separate living spaces in a building.
- A structure built for defense surrounding or separating an area.
- (soccer) Defending players who form a line to block a clear shooting chance from the attacking team's free kick
Related terms
Translations
- Albanian: mur m
- Arabic: Øائط (ħá:âiÊ) m.
- Bosnian: zid m.
- Breton: moger f., mogerioù pl., mur f., murioù pl.
- Catalan: paret f., mur m.
- CJK Characters: å¡
- Chinese: ç (qiáng)
- Croatian: zid m
- Dutch: muur
- Danish: væg
- Estonian: sein
- Finnish: seinä (1), muuri (2)
- French: mur m.
- Frisian: muorre
- German: Wand f. (1), Mauer f. (1,2), Wall m. (2)
- Hebrew: ק×ר m. (1) (kir) , ×××× f. (2) (homa)
- Hindi: दà¥à¤µà¤¾à¤° (dÄ«vÄr)
- Hungarian: fal ^
- Icelandic: veggur m. (1), múr m. (2)
- Ido: muro
- Italian: muro m.
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- Japanese: å£ (ãã¹, kabe)
- Korean: ë²½ (byeok)
- Latin: murus m.
- Latvian: siena
- Lithuanian: siena
- Marathi: à¤à¤¿à¤à¤¤ (bhint)
- Old English: weall m.
- Polish: Åciana f. (1), mur m. (2)
- Portuguese: parede f. (1), muralha f. (2), muro m. (2)
- Romanian: perete m.
- Russian: ÑÑена (stená) f.
- Sardinian: muru m
- Serbian:
- Cyrillic: зид m.
- Roman: zid m.
- Slovene: zid m. (1,2), stena f. (1)
- Spanish: pared f., muro m.
- Swedish: vägg c. (1), mur c. (2,3)
- Tagalog: dinding (1), padér (2)
- Telugu: à°à±à°¡ (gODa)
- Turkish: duvar (1, 2), sur (2)
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Verb
to wall (third-person singular simple present walls, present participle walling, simple past walled, past participle walled)
- (with "in"): To enclose by surrounding with walls.ang:wall
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