excavate

verb

To make a hole in something; to dig out a space.
To take away dirt or other materials by digging.
To find something by digging it up from the ground.

Word Explanation:

Excavate means to dig in the ground to find things like bones, rocks, or treasure.

Word in hindi

खुदाई करना (khudai karna)

khudai karna

Other variations in hindi

गड्ढा (gaddha) gaddha
खुदाई (khudai) khudai

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'excavate' mean?

Excavate means to dig up or remove earth or soil from a place, often to find something buried.

How do you pronounce 'excavate'?

You pronounce 'excavate' like this: eks-kuh-vayt.

What is the origin of the word 'excavate'?

The word 'excavate' comes from the Latin word 'excavare', which means to hollow out.

What is the meaning of 'excavate' in Kannada?

The word 'excavate' in Kannada is 'ಖನನ' (Khanana).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Excavation is like digging for treasure! Archaeologists excavate to find ancient artifacts buried in the ground.

Proverb

Digging deep can uncover hidden treasures, just like learning can reveal new knowledge.

Quote

"The more you dig, the more you find." - Unknown

Mini blog:

Digging for Treasures!

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to dig deep into the ground? Just like a treasure hunter, when we excavate, we carefully remove dirt to find hidden treasures!

Imagine finding dinosaur bones or ancient pots! Excavating is like being a detective of the past. You need special tools, like shovels and brushes, to uncover secrets buried for years.

So, grab your imaginary shovel and let’s dig into adventures! Who knows what amazing things we might discover together? Remember, every little scoop can lead to a big surprise!