bother

interjection

A word used when you feel a bit annoyed.

verb

To make someone feel annoyed or disturbed.
To care about something or feel worried.
To do something that is not a big deal.

noun

A little trouble or fuss.
Something that makes you feel uneasy or worried.

Synonym

blast
dang
annoy
disturb

Sentences

Sometimes, I bother my sister when I want to play.
It's important not to bother others when they are reading.
I try not to bother my teacher during class.
If you bother someone, they might get upset.
We should be kind and not bother our friends.

Word Explanation:

Bother means to annoy or trouble someone. For example, if you keep talking to a friend when they are trying to read, you might be bothering them.

Word in hindi

बाधा देना

badha dena

Other variations in hindi

परेशान करना pareshan karna
चिंता करना chinta karna

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'bother' mean?

The word 'bother' means to make someone feel worried or to disturb them.

How do you pronounce 'bother'?

You pronounce 'bother' like this: bah-thur.

What is the origin of the word 'bother'?

The word 'bother' comes from an old English word that means to trouble or annoy.

What is the meaning of 'bother' in Kannada?

The word 'bother' in Kannada is 'ಕಷ್ಟ' (Kaṣṭa).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Did you know that sometimes, when you bother someone, it can make them feel upset? It's nice to be kind and respectful!

Proverb

A little kindness goes a long way. (Being kind can help avoid bothering others.)

Quote

"Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see." - Mark Twain

Mini blog:

A Little Bother

Sometimes, we feel a little bothered, like when a pesky fly buzzes around our heads or when our favorite toy is missing! But guess what? It’s okay to feel that way!

Just like in a story, we can find ways to make things better. Maybe we can ask a friend for help or take a deep breath and count to ten.

Remember, every bother can turn into a fun adventure if we let our imaginations soar! So, the next time something bothers you, think of a silly solution and turn that frown upside down!