snake

verb

  • To move in a winding way, like a snake.
  • To take something secretly.

noun

  • A long, thin animal with no legs that moves by slithering on the ground.
  • A sweet candy shaped like a snake.
  • A person who is not honest and tries to trick others.


Sentences

  • A snake can be a pet if you take care of it.
  • Some snakes are poisonous and can bite.
  • The snake hides in the grass to catch its food.
  • I saw a snake at the zoo today.
  • Snakes do not have legs, but they can move quickly.

Word Explanation:

  • A snake is a type of reptile that has a long body and no legs. They can be found in many places, like forests and deserts. Some snakes are very colorful, and they can be fast when they move.

Word in hindi

साँप

saanp

Other variations in hindi

  • नागिन naagin
  • साँप saanp

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'snake' mean?

A snake is a long, thin animal that has no legs and moves by slithering on the ground.

How do you pronounce 'snake'?

You say 'snake' like this: sn-ay-k.

What is the origin of the word 'snake'?

The word 'snake' comes from an old English word 'snaca', which means to crawl or creep.

What is the meaning of 'snake' in Bengali?

The word 'snake' in Bengali is 'সাপ' (Sāp).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Snakes can be found on every continent except Antarctica!

Proverb

A snake in the grass is a hidden danger, meaning be careful of things that seem safe.

Quote

"The snake that cannot shed its skin perishes." - Friedrich Nietzsche

Mini blog:

The Curious Snake

Slithering through the grass, a snake is a curious creature! With its long, smooth body, it can wiggle and twist in ways that make it look like a ribbon dancing in the wind.

Some snakes are bright and colorful, while others are camouflaged to blend in with their surroundings. Did you know that snakes don’t have legs? They use their muscles to move!

They can be found in forests, deserts, and even in water. So, next time you see a snake, remember it’s just a friendly neighbor exploring the world in its own special way!

Isn’t nature amazing?