get

verb

To take or receive something.
To bring something to someone.
To start doing something.
To understand something.
To arrive at a place.

noun

A child or young animal.
Family or descendants.
A hard shot in a game.
Something you receive.

Synonym

fetch
bring
receive
obtain

Antonym

lose

Sentences

I get a cookie from the jar.
Can you get the ball for me?
I want to get a toy.
Let's get some juice to drink.
I get to play outside.

Word Explanation:

'Get' means to take something or to receive it. Like when you get a toy from a friend.

Word in hindi

प्राप्त करना

praapt karna

Other variations in hindi

लेना lena
पाना pana

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'get' mean?

The word 'get' means to receive or obtain something. For example, if you get a toy, it means you have received a toy.

How do you pronounce 'get'?

You pronounce 'get' like 'get' with a short 'e' sound, rhyming with 'met'.

What is the origin of the word 'get'?

The word 'get' comes from Old Norse 'geta', which means to obtain or to reach.

What is the meaning of 'get' in Hindi?

The word 'get' in Hindi is 'प्राप्त करना' (Prāpt karnā).

What is the meaning of 'get' in Kannada?

The word 'get' in Kannada is 'ಪಡೆಯುವುದು' (Paḍeyuvudu).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Did you know that when you 'get' something, you are receiving it? Like getting a gift or getting a good grade!

Proverb

You get what you give. This means if you are kind, you will receive kindness in return.

Quote

"The more you give, the more you get." - Unknown

Mini blog:

A Day of Getting!

In a bright, colorful world, little ones learn to "get" things! Just like the hungry caterpillar who gets yummy food, you can get your favorite toys or a big hug from a friend.

Every day is an adventure where you can get new things to explore! Maybe you get to play outside, or get a story read to you.

Remember, getting is fun, but sharing is even better! So, let’s get together and have a wonderful time, just like the animals in Eric Carle's stories!

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