trunk


verb

  • To cut off a part of something.

noun

  • The main part of a tree that holds it up.
  • A big box used for storing things.
  • The back part of a car where you can keep bags and other stuff.
  • Swim trunks are shorts worn for swimming.


Synonym

  • boot

Sentences

  • The elephant has a long trunk.
  • I put my toys in the trunk of the car.
  • The tree has a big trunk.
  • A trunk is where we keep our clothes.
  • The trunk of the car is very spacious.

Word Explanation:

  • A trunk is a big, strong part of a tree that holds it up. It's like the tree's body.

Word in hindi

गाड़ी का डिब्बा

gaadi ka dibba

Other variations in hindi

  • तना tana
  • डंठल danthal

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'trunk' mean?

A 'trunk' can mean the main part of a tree that holds up the branches. It can also mean a large box used for storing things, or the space in a car where you keep your luggage.

How do you pronounce 'trunk'?

You pronounce 'trunk' like this: 'truhnk'. It rhymes with 'bunk'.

What is the origin of the word 'trunk'?

The word 'trunk' comes from the Old French word 'tronc', which means 'the body of a tree' or 'a box'. It has been used in English for a long time!

What is the meaning of 'trunk' in Hindi?

The word 'trunk' in Hindi is ' trunk ' (trank).

What is the meaning of 'trunk' in Kannada?

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

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

An elephant's trunk is like a super strong arm! It can pick up things, drink water, and even smell food from far away.

Proverb

A trunk full of treasures is better than a pocket full of gold. (It means that experiences and memories are more valuable than money.)

Quote

"The trunk of the tree is the strongest part." - Unknown

Mini blog:

The Friendly Elephant

In a big, green jungle, there lived a friendly elephant with a long, wiggly trunk! His trunk was like a super tool. He could pick up bananas, splash water, and even give his friends a big hug!

One sunny day, he used his trunk to help a little bird reach a high nest. “Thank you, Elephant!” chirped the bird. The elephant smiled, knowing his trunk was special.

Just like the colors in a rainbow, every part of him was important! Remember, friends, we all have something special that helps us and others. What’s your special thing?