नीचे
neeche
'Below' means something is lower than something else, like when you say the ground is below your feet.
You say 'below' like this: buh-loh.
The word 'below' comes from Old English, where it meant 'beneath' or 'under'.
The word 'below' in Kannada is 'ಕೆಳಗೆ' (Keḷage).
Have you ever wondered what’s below the ground? Imagine a world filled with busy ants, wriggly worms, and even roots of tall trees! Just below our feet, there’s a whole adventure waiting.
The ants march in a line, carrying food to their cozy homes. Worms wiggle and squirm, helping the soil stay healthy. And the roots? They drink up water and nutrients to help plants grow tall and strong!
So, next time you’re outside, remember to look down and think about all the amazing things happening below. What do you think you might find?