Fall

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1 Pronunciation 2 Noun 3 Verb 4 Synonyms 5 Translation s

Pronunciation

1. Act of falling.
2. Traditionally the third of the four seasons, typically regarded as being from September 21 to December 20 in Northern Hemisphere regions and from March 21 to June 20 in Southern Hemisphere regions. Named after the fall of the leaves which occurs in this season.

   Synonym

   • Autumn

3. Translations
   • Albanian: vjeshtë
   • Basque: udazken
   • Croatian: jesen
   • Danish: fald n (1); efterår n (2)
   • Dutch: herfst m, najaar n
   • Esperanto: aŭtuno
   • Finnish: syksy
   • French: chute f (1); automne m (2)
   • Frisian: hjest
   • German: Herbst m
   • Guarani: 'a, kúi (1); araroguekúi (2)
   • Hebrew: סתיו (stav)
   • Indonesian: musim gugur
   • Interlingua: cadita (1); autumno (2)
   • Italian: caduta f (1); autunno m (2)
   • Japanese: 秋 (あき, aki)
   • Korean: 가을 (gaeul)
   • Mäori: ngahuru
   • Norwegian: fall n (1), høst m (2)
   • Polish: jesień
   • Portuguese: queda f (1); outono m (2)
   • Romanian: cădere f (1); toamnă f (2)
   • Russian: осень (2)
   • Spanish: caída f (1); otoño m (2)
   • Swedish: höst (2)
   • Tupinambá: 'ara, kuîa (1)
   • Welsh: hydref
   • Yiddish: האַרבּסט (horbst)

to fall (fell, fallen)

1. to give in to gravity, to be attracted by the Earth, to go from a higher position to a lower one

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