bow in English: A curved weapon that shoots arrows, or a knot with two round loops. Said as /baʊ/, it means to bend forward to show respect. (noun)

Translation

A curved weapon that shoots arrows, or a knot with two round loops. Said as /baʊ/, it means to bend forward to show respect.

Word origin

From Old English boga, meaning a bow or arch, from a Germanic root meaning to bend.

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Here "bow" is the curved weapon, said as /bəʊ/.

ribbon .

Here "bow" is a knot with two loops, also said as /bəʊ/.

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Here "bow" means bending forward, and it is said as /baʊ/.

shoot

To fire a gun, or to send something fast through the air at a target.

tie

To join or hold something in place with string, rope, or a knot.

bend

To make something curved, or to move your body so it is not straight.

gift

Something nice that you give to a person, often on a special day.

hunt

To chase and try to catch wild animals, or to search hard for something.

arrow

A thin straight stick with a point, shot from a bow; also the sign that shows a direction.

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