spotted

adjective

  • Having marks or stains on it.
  • Having spots, like some animals or plants.

verb

  • To see or find something.
  • To give a little money to someone.
  • To leave a mark or stain on something.
  • To try to clean a stain from something.


Synonym

  • blotched
  • blotchy
  • spotty
  • stained

Sentences

  • I spotted a squirrel climbing the tree.
  • She spotted her friend at the playground.
  • He spotted a shiny rock on the ground.
  • They spotted a fish swimming in the pond.
  • We spotted a cool cloud shape in the sky.

Word Explanation:

  • Spotted means to notice or find something. For example, if you see a bird in a tree, you can say, 'I spotted a bird!'

Word in hindi

स्पॉटेड (Spotted)

spotted

Other variations in hindi

  • धब्बेदार (Dhabbedar) dhabbedar
  • चिन्हित (Chinhit) chinhit

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'spotted' mean?

The word 'spotted' means having small marks or dots on a surface. For example, a leopard has a spotted coat.

How do you pronounce 'spotted'?

You pronounce 'spotted' like this: spot-ted. The first part sounds like 'spot' and the second part sounds like 'ed'.

What is the origin of the word 'spotted'?

The word 'spotted' comes from the word 'spot', which means a small mark or dot. It has been used in English for a long time!

What is the meaning of 'spotted' in Hindi?

The word 'spotted' in Hindi is 'धब्बेदार' (Dhabbedār).

What is the meaning of 'spotted' in Kannada?

The word 'spotted' in Kannada is 'ಚುಕ್ಕಿದ' (Chukkida).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Some animals, like leopards and dalmatian dogs, have spots on their fur to help them blend in with their surroundings!

Proverb

A leopard can't change its spots. (This means people can't change who they really are.)

Quote

"Spots are like stars, they make the night beautiful." - Unknown

Mini blog:

Spot the Colorful Puppy

In a bright, sunny meadow, there lived a little puppy named Spot. Spot had the most amazing coat, covered in big, round spots! Each spot was a different color, like a rainbow.

One day, Spot decided to play hide and seek with his friends. He hid behind a tree, and his friends couldn’t find him!

“Where’s Spot?” they wondered. But Spot giggled, thinking, “I’m just too spotted to be seen!”

Finally, his friends spotted him and they all laughed together. Remember, sometimes being different is what makes you special!

Just like Spot, let your colors shine!