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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesregalo
Pronunciation / Transliteration: regalo
"Ho ricevuto un bel regalo."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present.
"She bought a wonderful birthday gift for her friend."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'gift' originates from the Old Norse word 'gift', meaning 'something given'. It has evolved through Middle English and has been influenced by various Germanic languages, reflecting the cultural significance of giving and receiving gifts throughout history.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Gift" is said worldwide
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cadeau
Transliteration: cadeau
"J'ai reçu un beau cadeau."
Geschenk
Transliteration: Geschenk
"Ich habe ein schönes Geschenk bekommen."
regalo
Transliteration: regalo
"Ho ricevuto un bel regalo."
regalo
Transliteration: regalo
"Recibí un hermoso regalo."
presente
Transliteration: presente
"Eu recebi um lindo presente."
उपहार
Transliteration: upahar
"मुझे एक सुंदर उपहार मिला।"
礼物
Transliteration: lǐwù
"我收到了一份精美的礼物。"
선물
Transliteration: seonmul
"아름다운 선물을 받았어요."
贈り物
Transliteration: okurimono
"素敵な贈り物をもらいました。"
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