mate


verb

  • To fit things together, like puzzle pieces.
  • To pair up, like when animals find a partner.

noun

  • A friend or buddy you like to play with.
  • Someone you share something with, like a classmate or shipmate.
  • A friendly way to talk to someone, like saying 'Excuse me, mate.'
  • The other sock that goes with the one you have.


Synonym

  • pair
  • buddy
  • friend

Antonym

  • demate

Sentences

  • A mate is a friend.
  • I play with my mate at the park.
  • My dog is my best mate.
  • We share toys with our mates.
  • A mate can help you when you are sad.

Word Explanation:

  • A mate is a friend. It's someone you like to play with.

Word in hindi

मेट

met

Other variations in hindi

  • साथी saathi
  • दोस्त dost

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'mate' mean?

The word 'mate' means a friend or companion. It can also mean to pair up with someone.

How do you pronounce 'mate'?

You pronounce 'mate' like 'mayt', rhyming with 'gate'.

What is the origin of the word 'mate'?

The word 'mate' comes from the Old English word 'gemetta', which means a companion or friend.

What is the meaning of 'mate' in Hindi?

The word 'mate' in Hindi is 'साथी' (Sāthī).

What is the meaning of 'mate' in Kannada?

The word 'mate' in Kannada is 'ಮಿತ್ರ' (Mitra).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

A mate is a friend who helps you and plays with you!

Proverb

A friend in need is a friend indeed. (This means a true friend helps you when you need it.)

Quote

"Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, 'What! You too? I thought I was the only one.'" - C.S. Lewis

Mini blog:

Charlie the Caterpillar

In a bright, colorful world, a little caterpillar named Charlie was looking for a mate!

He fluttered through the garden, meeting all sorts of friends. “Hello, butterfly! Will you be my mate?” he asked. But the butterfly was busy dancing in the sun.

Charlie didn’t give up! He met a friendly ladybug, a bouncy bunny, and even a wise old owl. Each friend taught him something special about friendship.

In the end, Charlie learned that a mate can be anyone who shares fun and laughter. So, let’s spread our wings and find our friends!

What adventures will you have today?