Amharic አማርኛ am
ሙሉ (Mul)
Mool
Use 'mul' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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How to say
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Arabic العربية ar
ممتلئ/ة
Mum-TA-lee/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'ممتلئ' for masculine nouns and 'ممتلئة' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Bangla বাংলা bn
পূর্ণ
Poor-no
Use 'purno' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Catalan català ca
Ple/a
Pleh/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'ple' for masculine nouns and 'plea' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Czech čeština cs
Plný/á
PLUH-nee/AH (masculine/feminine)
Use 'plný' for masculine nouns and 'plná' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Danish dansk da
Fuld
Fool
Use 'fuld' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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German Deutsch de
Voll
Fohl
Use 'voll' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
Greek Ελληνικά el
Γεμάτος/η
Yeh-MAH-tos/ee (masculine/feminine)
Use 'γεμάτος' for masculine nouns and 'γεμάτη' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Spanish Español es
Lleno/a
LYEH-noh/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'lleno' for masculine nouns and 'llena' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Estonian eesti et
Täis
TAE-is
Use 'täis' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Basque Basque eu
Bete/a
Beh-teh/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'bete' for masculine nouns and 'betea' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Persian فارسی fa
پُر
Poor
Use 'por' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Finnish suomi fi
Täynnä
TAE-yn-nah
Use 'täynnä' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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French Français fr
Plein/e
Pluh/Plen (masculine/feminine)
Use 'plein' for masculine nouns and 'pleine' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Galician Galician gl
Cheo/a
Cheh-oh/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'cheo' for masculine nouns and 'chea' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu
ભરેલું
BHA-reh-loo
Use 'bharelu' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Hausa Hausa ha
Cike
Chee-keh
Use 'cike' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Hebrew עברית he
מלא/ה
Mah-LEH/AH (masculine/feminine)
Use 'מלא' for masculine nouns and 'מלאה' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Hindi हिन्दी hi
भरा/हुआ
BHA-rah/Hoo-ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'भरा' for masculine nouns and 'भरी' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Hungarian magyar hu
Teli/Teljes
TEH-lee/TEL-yesh
Use 'teli' for something that is full, and 'teljes' for complete.
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Indonesian Indonesia id
Penuh
Puh-nuh
Use 'penuh' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Icelandic Icelandic is
Fullur/Full
Fu-tlur/Fu-tl (masculine/feminine)
Use 'fullur' for masculine nouns and 'full' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Italian Italiano it
Pieno/a
PYEH-noh/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'pieno' for masculine nouns and 'piena' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Japanese 日本語 ja
いっぱい (Ippai)
Eep-pie
Use 'ippai' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
Korean 한국어 ko
가득 (Gadeuk)
Gah-dook
Use 'gadeuk' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
Lithuanian lietuvių lt
Pilnas/a
Peel-nahs/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'pilnas' for masculine nouns and 'pilna' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Latvian latviešu lv
Pilns/a
Peelns/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'pilns' for masculine nouns and 'pilna' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Marathi मराठी mr
भरलेला/लेली
Bha-ra-LE-la/LEE-lee (masculine/feminine)
Use 'bharalela' for masculine nouns and 'bharaleli' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Malay Melayu ms
Penuh
Puh-nuh
Use 'penuh' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Dutch Nederlands nl
Vol
Fol
Use 'vol' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
Norwegian norsk no
Full
Fool
Use 'full' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa
ਭਰਿਆ
BHA-ree-aa
Use 'bhariya' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Polish polski pl
Pełny/a
PEH-wny/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'pełny' for masculine nouns and 'pełna' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Portuguese Português pt
Cheio/a
SHAY-oo/ah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'cheio' for masculine nouns and 'cheia' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Romanian română ro
Plin/ă
Plin/uh (masculine/feminine)
Use 'plin' for masculine nouns and 'plină' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Russian русский ru
Полный/ая
PAWL-niy/AH-yah (masculine/feminine)
Use 'полный' for masculine nouns and 'полная' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
Swedish svenska sv
Full
Fool
Use 'full' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Swahili Kiswahili sw
Kamili
Kah-mee-lee
Use 'kamili' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Tamil தமிழ் ta
நிறைந்த
Ni-RAY-n-tha
Use 'niraintha' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Telugu తెలుగు te
నిండిన
Nin-DEE-nah
Use 'nindina' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Thai ไทย th
เต็ม (Tem)
Tem
Use 'tem' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Filipino Filipino tl
Puno
Poo-noh
Use 'puno' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Turkish Türkçe tr
Dolu
Doh-loo
Use 'dolu' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Ukrainian українська uk
Повний/а
POHV-niy/AH (masculine/feminine)
Use 'повний' for masculine nouns and 'повна' for feminine nouns, or when referring to yourself.
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Urdu اردو ur
بھرا ہوا
BHA-rah hoo-ah
Use 'bhara hua' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi
Đầy
Zay
Use 'đầy' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Yoruba Yoruba yo
Kún
Koon
Use 'kún' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Chinese 中文 zh
满 (mǎn)
Mahn
Use 'mǎn' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue
滿 (mun)
Moon
Use 'mun' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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Zulu Zulu zu
Gcwele
G-kweh-leh
Use 'gcwele' to describe something that is completely filled or full.
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