hook

verb

  • To catch something using a hook, like catching a fish.
  • To attach something to a hook, like hanging a bag on a hook.
  • To make something using a hook, like crocheting.
  • To grab someone's attention, like a fun idea or story.
  • To move in a curved way, like when you hook your finger around something.

noun

  • A curved piece of metal or plastic used to catch things, like fish.
  • A tool that helps you grab or hold something, like a crochet hook used for making yarn crafts.
  • A part of a door that helps it open and close.
  • A shape like a curve or loop, such as the bottom of the letters g and j.
  • A catchy part of a song that makes you want to sing along.
  • A trap that catches something.
  • A fun way to start a story that makes people want to listen more.


Sentences

  • A hook can help us catch a big fish.
  • I hung my backpack on a hook.
  • The hook on the door is very useful.
  • We need a hook to hold the picture.
  • The fisherman uses a hook to catch dinner.

Word Explanation:

  • A hook is a tool that is bent at one end. It can be used to catch things, like fish, or to hang things up, like your backpack.

Word in hindi

हुक

huk

Other variations in hindi

  • हुक्का hukka
  • हुक huk

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'hook' mean?

A hook is a curved or bent tool that is used to catch or hold something.

How do you pronounce 'hook'?

You pronounce 'hook' like 'huk'.

What is the origin of the word 'hook'?

The word 'hook' comes from the Old English word 'hōc', which means a curved or bent object.

What is the meaning of 'hook' in Kannada?

The word 'hook' in Kannada is 'ಹುಕ್ಕು' (Hukku).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

A hook is a tool that can catch fish or hold things together!

Proverb

A hook can catch a fish, but a kind heart catches friends. (This means being nice helps you make friends.)

Quote

"The best way to catch a fish is to be patient." - Unknown

Mini blog:

Finny's Adventure

In a bright, colorful world, there lived a little fish named Finny. Finny loved to explore the sparkling sea, but one day, he found a shiny hook!

“What’s this?” he wondered, swimming closer. The hook glimmered like a treasure, but Finny remembered his wise friend, the old turtle, saying, “Hooks can be tricky!”

So, Finny decided to be brave and swim away. He told his friends about the shiny hook, and they all agreed to stay safe. They learned that sometimes, shiny things can be dangerous.

Always be careful, little explorers! Adventure awaits, but safety comes first!