parts


verb

  • To separate or divide something.
  • To leave someone or something.

noun

  • A piece of something.
  • A job or role you have to do.
  • The way you style your hair by separating it.
  • A part of your body that is private.


Sentences

  • I have two parts of a toy.
  • The puzzle has many parts.
  • We can share the parts of the cake.
  • My shirt has different parts.
  • The car has many parts inside.

Word Explanation:

  • Parts are pieces of something. Like when you have a toy, it can have different parts like wheels or buttons.

Word in hindi

भाग

bhaag

Other variations in hindi

  • भाग bhaag
  • टुकड़ा tukda

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'parts' mean?

The word 'parts' refers to pieces or sections of something. For example, a toy can have different parts like wheels and a body.

How do you pronounce 'parts'?

You pronounce 'parts' like this: 'parts' (it rhymes with 'arts').

What is the origin of the word 'parts'?

The word 'parts' comes from the Old French word 'part', which means a piece or division of something.

What is the meaning of 'parts' in Hindi?

The word 'parts' in Hindi is 'भाग' (Bhāg).

What is the meaning of 'parts' in Kannada?

The word 'parts' in Kannada is 'ಭಾಗಗಳು' (Bhāgagaḷu).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Every machine is made of different parts that work together to make it run!

Proverb

Many hands make light work, meaning when everyone helps, tasks become easier.

Quote

"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts." - Aristotle

Mini blog:

Explore Our Amazing Parts!

In the colorful world of Eric Carle, let’s explore the wonderful "parts" of our day! Just like a butterfly has wings, we have special parts too!

Our arms help us hug, our legs help us run, and our eyes help us see the bright sun. Each part is important, just like the pieces of a puzzle!

When we put them all together, we can dance, play, and have fun! So, let’s celebrate our amazing parts and all the things we can do with them!

What’s your favorite part of the day?