अंडरग्राउंड
Andargrāund
The word 'underground' means something that is below the ground, like tunnels or caves. It can also mean something that is not very well known or hidden.
You pronounce 'underground' like this: un-der-ground. The 'un' sounds like 'un' in 'fun', 'der' sounds like 'der' in 'derby', and 'ground' sounds like 'ground' in 'grounded'.
The word 'underground' comes from the Old English words 'under' meaning 'below' and 'grunde' meaning 'ground'. So it literally means 'below the ground'.
The word 'underground' in Hindi is 'भूमिगत' (Bhūmigat).
Have you ever wondered what lies underground? Imagine a world filled with wiggly worms, busy ants, and even secret tunnels!
Just like in a magical story, the underground is a hidden place where roots drink water and rocks whisper secrets.
If you dig a little deeper, you might find sparkling crystals or even a cozy burrow where a rabbit sleeps.
So, next time you play outside, think about all the amazing things happening beneath your feet!
The underground is a treasure chest of wonders waiting to be discovered! What do you think you might find down there?