English Vocabulary for Class 3

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What is Vocabulary?

List of Vocabulary Related to Animals

List of Vocabulary Related to Household Things

List of Vocabulary Related to Clothes

List of Vocaubalry Related to Basic Emotions

List of Vocabulary Related to Food

FAQs

What is Vocabulary?

Vocabulary is a group of words, used to communicate and understand the world around us. Students can express themselves and communicate better if they know more words.

Look at the following examples for a better understanding:

1. Dinosaur: Dinosaurs are ancient reptiles that lived millions of years ago. ( word for animal)
2. Weather: Weather refers to the condition of the atmosphere, like sunny, rainy, or windy. ( word for seasons)
3. Caterpillar: A caterpillar is a stage in the life cycle of a butterfly or moth. ( word for insect)

List of Vocabulary Related to Animals

Vocabulary	Definition
Mammal	A warm-blooded vertebrate with hair or fur.
Reptile	A cold-blooded vertebrate with scales.
Amphibian	A cold-blooded vertebrate that can live on land and in water.
Bird	A warm-blooded vertebrate with feathers.
Fish	A cold-blooded vertebrate that lives in water.
Insect	A small invertebrate with six legs and often wings.
Predator	An animal that hunts and eats other animals.
Prey	An animal that is hunted and eaten by predators.
Herbivore	An animal that eats only plants.
Carnivore	An animal that eats only meat.
Omnivore	An animal that eats both plants and meat.
Habitat	The natural environment where an animal lives.
Camouflage	The ability of an animal to blend in with its surroundings.
Nocturnal	Active during the night.
Diurnal	Active during the day.
Extinct	No longer in existence, such as a species that has died out.
Endangered	A species that is at risk of becoming extinct.
Domesticated	Tamed and kept by humans for work or as pets.
Migration	Seasonal movement of animals from one region to another.
Ecosystem	A community of living organisms and their environment.

List of Vocabulary Related to Household Things

Words	Meaning
Kitchen	The room where food is prepared and cooked.
Bedroom	A room where people sleep.
Bathroom	A room with a bath or shower and a sink.
Living room	A room in a house for general family use.
Dining table	A table in the dining room where meals are served.
Sofa	A long, comfortable seat for more than one person.
Refrigerator	A device used for keeping food cold.
Microwave	A device used for quickly heating and cooking food.
Dishwasher	A machine used for washing dishes.
Washing machine	A machine used for washing clothes.
Television	An electronic device used for watching programs.
Clock	A device that tells the time.
Lamp	A device that produces light.
Bed	A piece of furniture for sleeping or resting.
Pillow	A cushion that supports the head during sleep.
Chair	A piece of furniture for sitting.
Table	A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs.
Window	An opening in a wall to let in light and air.
Door	A movable barrier is used to open and close an entrance.
Mirror	A reflective surface for viewing oneself.

List of Vocabulary Related to Clothes

Word	Definition
Shirt	A garment for the upper body with sleeves.
Pants	Trousers cover the lower part of the body.
Dress	A one-piece garment for the entire body.
Skirt	A garment worn around the waist often flared.
Jacket	A short coat, typically with long sleeves.
Sweater	A knitted garment for warmth, often with a collar.
T-shirt	A short-sleeved casual top, often with a round neck.
Shorts	Brief trousers that reach only to the thighs.
Socks	Garments are worn on the feet and lower legs.
Shoes	Footwear covering the feet.
Hat	A head covering, often with a brim.
Scarf	A length of fabric worn around the neck or head.
Gloves	Hand coverings with individual fingers.
Belt	A flexible band is worn around the waist.
Tie	A narrow piece of fabric is worn around the neck.
Pyjamas	Loose-fitting garments are worn for sleep.
Coat	A long outer garment, often for warmth.
Raincoat	A waterproof coat is worn to protect from rain.
Flip-flops	Open-toed sandals with a flat sole.
Sunglasses	Eyeglasses with darkened lenses to protect from the sun.

List of Vocabulary Related to Basic Emotions

Emotion	Related Vocabulary
Happy	Joy, cheerful, delighted
Sad	Unhappy, sorrowful, downcast
Angry	Mad, furious, annoyed
Excited	Eager, thrilled, enthusiastic
Scared	Afraid, frightened, terrified
Surprised	Astonished, amazed, shocked
Calm	Peaceful, relaxed, composed
Proud	Pleased, satisfied, proud
Nervous	Anxious, jittery, uneasy
Curious	Inquisitive, interested, eager
Confused	Bewildered, puzzled, perplexed
Grateful	Thankful, appreciative, indebted
Loving	Affectionate, caring, tender
Disgusted	Revolted, repulsed, nauseated
Shy	Bashful, timid, reserved
Embarrassed	Ashamed, awkward, self-conscious
Frustrated	Annoyed, irritated, disappointed
Content	Satisfied, pleased and happy with what you have
Silly	Playful, goofy, lighthearted
Hopeful	Optimistic, positive, looking forward to

List of Vocabulary Related to Food

Vocabulary Words	Definition
Fruit	A sweet or savoury edible product of a plant.
Vegetable	An edible part of a plant, other than a fruit.
Dairy	Food products made from milk.
Protein	Nutrients essential for the body's growth.
Grains	Cereal crops, such as wheat, rice, and oats.
Snack	A small amount of food eaten between meals.
Breakfast	The first meal of the day.
Lunch	A midday meal
Dinner	The main meal of the day, typically in the evening.
Dessert	Sweet dish served at the end of a meal.
Healthy	Beneficial for one's physical well-being.
Nutrient	A substance that provides nourishment for growth.
Recipe	A set of instructions for preparing a dish.
Flavour	The taste of a particular food or drink.
Ingredient	A component used in making a dish.
Cook	To prepare food by combining, heating, or baking.
Appetizer	A small dish is served before the main course.
Beverage	A drink, especially one other than water.
Spice	A substance used to add flavour to food.
Utensil	Tools used for cooking, such as knives and pans.

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FAQs

1. What is the vocabulary for class 3?

Answer: Vocabulary refers to all the words a person learns and uses to communicate.

2. Why is having a good vocabulary important?

Answer: A good vocabulary is important because it helps us to understand and express ourselves better in speaking and writing.

3. What are the ways to expand vocabulary through daily activities?

Answer: We can expand our vocabulary by playing word games, doing crossword puzzles and discussing interesting topics with friends and family on a daily basis.

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