What does "dollhouse" mean?

"Dollhouse" means: A tiny house with small furniture for dolls. Example: "She arranged the rooms in her dollhouse."

How do you say dollhouse in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, dollhouse is בית בובות. In Spanish, it is casa de muñecas.

How do you pronounce "dollhouse"?

Dollhouse is pronounced /ˈdɒlhaʊs/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Dollhouse — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

dollhouse

/ˈdɒlhaʊs/

noun

A tiny house with small furniture for dolls

“She arranged the rooms in her dollhouse.”

בית בובות

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Dollhouse is a noun in the toys & games category. It is a advanced (ages 11-12) word, meaning "A tiny house with small furniture for dolls" In Hebrew, dollhouse translates to בית בובות.

Example Sentences

She decorated every tiny room in her wooden dollhouse.
He made miniature furniture from clay to put in his sister's dollhouse.
The dollhouse had a tiny working elevator between floors.

Did You Know? The first dollhouses were made for wealthy European adults in the 1600s as miniature displays of their real homes — children were not even allowed to play with them! Queen Mary of England had a famous dollhouse built in 1924 with working electricity, running water, and books with real tiny writing inside. The world's most expensive dollhouse sold for $8.5 million.