pit

Synonym

A pit is a deep hole in the ground. Sometimes, people dig pits to find things like dirt or rocks, or to plant trees.

गड्ढा

gaddha

A 'pit' is a hole in the ground. It can be a small hole or a big one, like a place where people dig for things.

You say 'pit' like this: p-it. It rhymes with 'hit'.

The word 'pit' comes from an old English word that means a hole or a place where something is dug.

The word 'pit' in Hindi is 'गड्ढा' (Gaḍḍhā).

The word 'pit' in Kannada is 'ಗದ್ದೆ' (Gadde).

A pit is a hole in the ground! Some animals, like turtles, dig pits to lay their eggs.

Don't throw stones in a pit you might fall into. (Be careful about what you do to others.)

"The pit is not the end, but a place to grow." - Unknown

In a sunny garden, there was a little pit. It was not just any pit; it was a magical pit!

One day, a curious little rabbit named Benny hopped by. “What’s in there?” he wondered.

Benny peeked inside and saw colorful seeds sparkling like jewels! “If I plant these, flowers will bloom!” he squeaked with joy.

So, Benny gathered the seeds and planted them all around. Soon, the garden was filled with bright flowers dancing in the breeze.

Even a small pit can hold big surprises! What will you discover today? 🌼✨