pile

Synonym

A pile is a big stack of things, like toys or blocks, all put on top of each other.

पाइल

pail

A 'pile' is a group of things stacked or placed on top of each other, like a pile of books or a pile of leaves.

You pronounce 'pile' like this: pyle, rhyming with 'smile'.

The word 'pile' comes from the Latin word 'pila', which means a pillar or a column.

The word 'pile' in Hindi is 'ढेर' (Ḍher).

The word 'pile' in Kannada is 'ಕೋಷ್ಟಕ' (Kōṣṭaka).

A pile is a group of things stacked on top of each other, like a pile of books or toys!

Many hands make light work, meaning when we work together, tasks become easier.

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." - Nelson Mandela

In a bright, colorful world, there was a big, wobbly pile of leaves! The leaves danced in the wind, swirling and twirling, just like the butterflies.

One little caterpillar wanted to climb to the top of the pile. “I can do it!” he said, inching up, up, up! But oh no! The pile wiggled and jiggled!

With a gentle thud, the caterpillar tumbled down, laughing all the way. “Let’s try again!” he cheered.

Remember, little friends, it’s okay to fall. Just get back up and keep climbing your own pile of adventures! 🌈🍂✨