matter

verb

  • To be important or to matter to someone.
  • To care about something or find it important.
  • To create a type of liquid from a sore.

noun

  • Something that takes up space and has weight, like toys or food.
  • A problem or issue that needs to be talked about.
  • A certain amount of time or things.
  • The important part of something.
  • A reason for feeling upset or worried.
  • A type of liquid that can come from a sore.


Synonym

  • signify

Sentences

  • Matter takes up space and has weight.
  • We can see some matter, like toys and books.
  • Matter can change forms, like ice melting to water.
  • Plants are made of matter, too.
  • Matter is all the stuff we can touch.

Word Explanation:

  • Matter is what makes up everything you see and touch. It can be solid like a rock, liquid like water, or gas like the air we breathe.

Word in hindi

मामला

maamla

Other variations in hindi

  • सामान samaan
  • पदार्थ padarth

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'matter' mean?

Matter is anything that takes up space and has weight. It can be solid, liquid, or gas.

How do you pronounce 'matter'?

You pronounce 'matter' like this: 'mat-er'.

What is the origin of the word 'matter'?

The word 'matter' comes from the Latin word 'materia', which means 'substance' or 'material'.

What is the meaning of 'matter' in Bengali?

The word 'matter' in Bengali is 'বস্তু' (Bostu).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Everything around us is made of matter, which can be solid, liquid, or gas!

Proverb

Where there’s a will, there’s a way. (If you really want to do something, you can find a way to do it.)

Quote

"Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space." - Unknown

Mini blog:

The Amazing World of Matter!

In the world around us, everything is made of matter! Matter is what makes up all the things we see and touch. From the fluffy clouds in the sky to the crunchy apples we eat, they are all made of tiny particles called atoms.

Just like how you can build with blocks, matter can come together in different ways to create new things! So, next time you look around, remember that everything you see is made of matter, and it’s all part of a big, wonderful world.

Isn’t that amazing? Keep exploring, little scientists!