herd

A group of animals that live or travel together, like cows or sheep.
A collection of animals that are gathered in one place.
A large group of people, often used in a way that means they are not very special or unique.

Sentences

A herd is a bunch of animals, like cows or elephants, that live and move together. They help each other stay safe.

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A 'herd' is a group of animals, like cows or elephants, that live and move together.

You say 'herd' like this: 'hurd'.

The word 'herd' comes from an old English word 'hyrd', which means to protect or guard.

The word 'herd' in Hindi is 'गुच्छा' (Gucchā).

A herd is a group of animals, like cows or elephants, that stay together for safety and friendship!

"Many hands make light work." - This means that when we work together, tasks become easier.

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." - Helen Keller

In a sunny meadow, a big, happy herd of animals gathered. There were fluffy sheep, gentle cows, and playful goats, all munching on sweet grass.

The leader of the herd was a wise old sheep named Baa-Baa. She taught everyone how to stick together and look out for one another.

When a curious little goat wandered too far, the herd called out, “Come back, little one!” They knew that together, they were stronger and safer.

So remember, friends, just like the herd, it’s always good to stick together and help each other out! 🐑🐄🐐