down


adjective

  • Feeling sad or unhappy.
  • At a lower place or level than before.
  • Sick or not feeling well.
  • Facing downwards, like when you look at the ground.

verb

  • To make something fall down or to bring it down.
  • To put something down, like a toy or a book.
  • To drink something quickly, like a glass of water.
  • To go down or lower, like when you walk down a hill.

preposition

  • From a higher place to a lower place.
  • Along a path or street, like walking down the road.
  • At a place that is seen as lower than where you are now.

noun

  • A sad feeling or something that makes you feel sad.
  • A way to drink all of something quickly, like juice.
  • A clue in a crossword puzzle that goes from top to bottom.
  • A room that is on the lower floor of a house.

adverb

  • Moving from a higher place to a lower place.
  • In a direction that is further down a path or road.
  • To a place that is seen as lower, like going down to the park.


Sentences

  • The bird flew down to the ground.
  • I put my backpack down on the floor.
  • He looked down to see his shoes.
  • The rain came down from the clouds.
  • She wrote down her favorite book title.

Word Explanation:

  • Down means moving from a higher place to a lower place. For example, if you jump down from a step, you are going down.

Word in hindi

नीचे

neeche

Other variations in hindi

  • नीच neech
  • नीचे neeche

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'down' mean?

The word 'down' can mean moving from a higher place to a lower place, like going down a slide. It can also mean feeling sad.

How do you pronounce 'down'?

You pronounce 'down' like this: 'doun', rhyming with 'town'.

What is the origin of the word 'down'?

The word 'down' comes from Old English, where it meant 'from a higher place to a lower place'.

What is the meaning of 'down' in Hindi?

The word 'down' in Hindi is 'नीचे' (Nīce).

What is the meaning of 'down' in Kannada?

The word 'down' in Kannada is 'ಕೆಳಗೆ' (Keḷage).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

When you feel down, remember that it's okay to ask for help! Everyone has tough days.

Proverb

When the sun sets, it will rise again. (This means that bad times will pass.)

Quote

"Every day may not be good, but there's something good in every day." - Alice Morse Earle

Mini blog:

A Bright Day Ahead!

When you feel down, it’s like a rainy day in your heart. But guess what? Just like the sun comes out after the rain, you can find ways to feel better!

Try drawing a picture, playing with a friend, or reading a fun book. Remember, it’s okay to feel down sometimes, but there are always bright things around you.

Look for the little joys, like a butterfly fluttering by or a yummy snack. Let’s turn that frown upside down and make every day a little brighter!

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