/sænd/
Translation
The soft, tiny bits of rock that cover beaches and deserts.
Word origin
From Old English sand, the common Germanic word for sand.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- sand
Examples
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"Sand" is the soft, tiny bits of rock on a beach.
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Here "sand" is the soft cover on the beach; it has no plural.
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Here "sand" is the tiny bits of rock she holds.
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