खट्टा
khatta
The word 'sour' describes a taste that is sharp and tangy, like a lemon or vinegar.
You pronounce 'sour' like 'sow-er', where 'sow' rhymes with 'cow'.
The word 'sour' comes from the Old English word 'sūr', which means 'sour' or 'bitter'.
The word 'sour' in Hindi is 'खट्टा' (Khaṭṭā).
The word 'sour' in Kannada is 'ಹುರುಳ' (Huruḷa).
Imagine biting into a lemon. Pucker, pucker! Your face scrunches up like a little raisin! Sour things can be surprising, just like the colorful creatures in Eric Carle's books.
Some fruits, like green apples and grapefruits, are sour too! But guess what? Sour can be fun! It makes us giggle and dance.
So, next time you taste something sour, remember to smile and make a silly face! Nature is full of surprises, just like a bright butterfly fluttering by.