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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesenorme
Pronunciation / Transliteration: e-nor-me
"Ellos viven en una casa enorme."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Extremely large in size, amount, or degree; massive or immense.
"They live in a huge house with a massive garden." - 2
Very great in importance, scale, or significance.
"Finding a cure for the disease would be a huge breakthrough."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Old French word 'hüge' or 'ahuge', meaning immense or vast, which ultimately traces back to Germanic roots. Over the centuries, the term evolved to describe physical size as well as figurative magnitude, retaining its core meaning of exceptional scale.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Huge" is said worldwide
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énorme
Transliteration: enorm
"C'est une énorme maison."
riesig
Transliteration: ri-sig
"Sie wohnen in einem riesigen Haus."
enorme
Transliteration: e-nor-me
"Vivono in una casa enorme."
enorme
Transliteration: e-nor-me
"Ellos viven en una casa enorme."
enorme
Transliteration: e-nor-mi
"Eles moram em uma casa enorme."
विशाल
Transliteration: vishal
"वे एक विशाल घर में रहते हैं।"
巨大的
Transliteration: jùdà de
"他们住在一所巨大的房子里。"
거대한
Transliteration: geodaehan
"그들은 거대한 집에 살고 있다."
巨大な
Transliteration: kyodaina
"彼らは巨大な家に住んでいます。"
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