gnome
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /noʊm/ · UK /nəʊm/
gnome means: An imaginary small person, often an old man with a beard, said to live underground.
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An imaginary small person, often an old man with a beard, said to live underground.
- A little gnome lived under the hill.
- The story's gnomes guarded a hidden treasure.
- She drew a gnome with a beard and a pointed hat.
Questions about gnome
What does gnome mean?
An imaginary small person, often an old man with a beard, said to live underground.
What is gnome in other languages?
Türkçe: cüce · Español: gnomo · Français: gnome · Deutsch: Gnom · Italiano: gnomo · 日本語: ノーム
How do you pronounce gnome?
In American English /noʊm/; in British English /nəʊm/.
How do you use gnome in a sentence?
A little gnome lived under the hill. The story's gnomes guarded a hidden treasure.
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