• Afrikaans – sirkel (sir-kel)

• Arabic – دائرة (dā’ira)

• Armenian – շրջան (shrjan)

• Bengali – বৃত্ত (brittô)

• Cebuano – lingin (ling-in)

• Chichewa – mzungulira (m-zoon-goo-lee-ra)

• Chinese (Simplified) – 圆 (yuán)

• Danish – cirkel (sir-kel)

• Dutch – cirkel (sir-kel)

• Esperanto – cirklo (tsirk-lo)

• Estonian – ring (ring)

• Filipino (Tagalog) – bilog (bee-log)

• Finnish – ympyrä (oom-py-ra)

• French – cercle (ser-kl)

• German – Kreis (krys)

• Greek – κύκλος (kee-klos)

• Hausa – da’ira (da-ee-ra)

• Hawaiian – pōʻai (po-ai)

• Hebrew – עיגול (igul)

• Hindi – वृत्त (vritt)

• Hmong – vojvoog (vawj-vong)

• Indonesian – lingkaran (ling-ka-ran)

• Italian – cerchio (cher-kyo)

• Japanese – 円 (en)

• Javanese – lingkaran (ling-ka-ran)

• Korean – 원 (won)

• Lao – ວົງມົງ (vong-mong)

• Latin – circulus (keer-koo-loos)

• Macedonian – круг (kroog)

• Malay – bulatan (boo-la-tan)

• Maori – porowhita (po-ro-fi-ta)

• Myanmar (Burmese) – စက်ဝိုင်း (set-wai)

• Nepali – वृत्त (vritt)

• Norwegian – sirkel (sir-kel)

• Pashto – دايره (da-ye-ra)

• Persian (Farsi) – دایره (dāyereh)

• Portuguese – círculo (seer-koo-loo)

• Russian – круг (kroog)

• Samoan – li’o (lee-o)

• Spanish – círculo (seer-koo-lo)

• Swedish – cirkel (sir-kel)

• Thai – วงกลม (wong-klom)

• Turkish – daire (dai-re)

• Ukrainian – коло (ko-lo)

• Uzbek – doira (doy-ra)

• Vietnamese – vòng tròn (vong chon)

• Welsh – cylch (kulkh)

• Xhosa – isangqa (ee-sang-ka)

• Yiddish – קרייז (kreiz)

• Zulu – umjikelezo (oom-jee-ke-le-zo)

Part of Speech: noun (n.)

Multilingual Daily word: circle-Meaning: a round plane figure whose boundary (the circumference) is equidistant from its center. Round shape

“Circle” is a noun—it refers to a thing (a shape or object).

 Example: “I drew a circle on the paper.”

*But just so you know, “circle” can also be a verb (though less common):
 “She circled the correct answer.”