कद्दू
kaddu
A pumpkin is a large, round, orange fruit that grows on vines. People often use pumpkins to make pies or decorations for Halloween.
You say 'pumpkin' like this: PUMK-in. The first part sounds like 'pump' and the second part sounds like 'kin'.
The word 'pumpkin' comes from the Greek word 'pepon', which means 'large melon'. Over time, it changed through different languages until it became 'pumpkin'.
The word 'pumpkin' in Kannada is 'ಕಬ್ಬು' (Kabbū).
Once upon a time, in a bright orange patch, there lived a cheerful pumpkin named Pippa. Pippa loved to dance in the sun and play hide-and-seek with her friends, the little mice.
One day, as Halloween approached, Pippa dreamed of becoming a spooky jack-o'-lantern. With the help of her friends, they carved a big, happy smile on her face.
When the moon shone bright, Pippa lit up the night, spreading joy and laughter all around! Remember, just like Pippa, you can shine bright and bring happiness to others, no matter how small you are!