A word with Meaning in English
expression
ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈwɝd/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
uh WURD with
æɪ/ /wˈɜːd/ /wˈɪð
uh WURD with
Definition
Used to introduce or describe a word that has a particular letter, sound, meaning, or feature. It helps specify or give details about the word being discussed.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is mostly used in educational, explanatory, or quiz contexts when talking about language features. Commonly followed by details: 'a word with five letters', 'a word with double L', etc. Rare in everyday conversation outside of learning activities.
Spanish: una palabra conPortuguese (BR): uma palavra comPortuguese (PT): uma palavra comChinese (Simplified): 带有...的词Chinese (Traditional): 帶有...的詞Hindi: ... के साथ एक शब्दArabic: كلمة معBengali: একটি শব্দ যাতে - একটি শব্দ যার মধ্যেRussian: слово с - слово, содержащиеJapanese: 〜がある単語 - ～を含む言葉Vietnamese: một từ có - từ chứaKorean: ~가 있는 단어 - ~을 포함한 단어Turkish: -li kelime - içeren kelimeUrdu: ایک لفظ جس میں - ایک لفظ کے ساتھIndonesian: kata dengan - kata yang memiliki
Example Sentences
Can you give me a word with four letters?
basic
Think of a word with two syllables.
basic
Write a word with the letter 'z'.
basic
I'm trying to remember a word with a silent 'k' at the start.
natural
Can you think of a word with the same meaning as 'happy'?
natural
Let's play a game: name a word with double L.
natural