අ.පො.ස. (සා/පෙළ) ඉංග්රීසි · 1 වන පියවර: S සාමාර්ථය (වචන 1,500)
O/L ඉංග්රීසි සමත් වීමට අත්යවශ්ය මූලික වචන 50.
සා/පෙළ ඉංග්රීසි විභාගයෙන් S සාමාර්ථයක් ලබාගැනීම යනු වචන දහස් ගණනක් කටපාඩම් කිරීමේ තරඟයක් නොවේ. ප්රශ්න පත්රයේ ලකුණු 100න් 35ක්ම ඔබට ලැබෙන්නේ ඔබේම වාක්යයක් නොලියා හඳුනාගැනීමෙන් පමණි. මෙම මූලික වචන 50හි වාක්ය රටා තේරුම් ගැනීමෙන් ඔබට නිවැරදිව වාක්ය ලිවීමටත්, විභාගය ස්ථිරවම ජයගැනීමටත් හැකිවේ.
වචන 50 වගුව බලන්න රටා හඳුනාගැනීමේ වැදගත්කම ඉඩසර සමඟ නොමිලේ පුහුණු වන්න
2022–2025 නිල සා/පෙළ විභාග ප්රශ්න පත්ර පදනම් කරගෙන සකස් කරන ලදී
කටපාඩම් නොකර වාක්ය රටා තේරුම් ගත යුත්තේ ඇයි?
බොහෝ සිසුන් වචන 500ක් හෝ 1,000ක් සිංහල තේරුම සමඟ කටපාඩම් කළත් විභාග ශාලාවේදී එක නිවැරදි වාක්යයක් ලියාගත නොහැකිව අසරණ වෙති. ඒ මන්දැයි මෙන්න.
ඔබ වචනයක් තනිවම (උදාහරණයක් ලෙස learn = ඉගෙන ගන්නවා) කටපාඩම් කළ විට මොළයේ තැන්පත් වන්නේ ශබ්දකෝෂ අර්ථයක් පමණි. සා/පෙළ විභාගයේදී වචන එන්නේ කාලභේදය, උක්තය, කර්මය සහ නිපාත පද සමඟ බැඳුණු වාක්ය රටා තුළිනි.
සිංහල මාධ්යයෙන් ඉගෙන ගන්නා ළමයින් විභාගයේදී මුලින්ම සිතන්නේ සිංහලෙනි. පසුව එය ඉංග්රීසියට පරිවර්තනය කිරීමට උත්සාහ කිරීමේදී කාලය නාස්ති වන අතර වාක්ය ව්යුහය අවුල් වේ.
නමුත් වචන නිතර භාවිත වන සරල වාක්ය රටා තුළින් කියවා තේරුම් ගත් විට, සිංහලෙන් පරිවර්තනය නොකර සෘජුවම නිවැරදි ඉංග්රීසි වාක්ය ලිවීමේ හැකියාව ඔබට ලැබේ.
1 වන රටාව: S-V-O මූලධර්මය
Subject (කර්තෘ) + Verb (ක්රියාව) + Object (කර්මය)
ඉංග්රීසි භාෂාවේ ප්රධානතම සූත්රය. විභාගයේදී දිගු, සංකීර්ණ වාක්ය ලියන්න යන්න එපා. සරල S-V-O වාක්ය ලියන විට උපරිම ලකුණු ලැබේ.
2 වන රටාව: කාලභේදය ස්ථාවරව තබාගැනීම
අතීත කතා සඳහා Past Simple / දෛනික වැඩ සඳහා Present Simple
Test 14 සහ 16 ලිවීමේදී කාල මිශ්ර කරන්න එපා. ගිය ගමනක් ගැන ලියන විට ක්රියා පද අතීත කාලයට හරවන්න (visit → visited, buy → bought).
3 වන රටාව: නිතර එකට එන වචන යුගල (Collocations)
ක්රියා පදය + ගැළපෙන නාම පදය
විභාගයේදී බලන්නේ ස්වභාවික වචන ගැලපීමයි: 'plant trees', 'clean the house', 'protect forests'. මේ රටා දැනගැනීමෙන් Test 11 ඉතා පහසු වේ.
විභාග සාර්ථකත්වය සහ සාමාන්ය ඉංග්රීසි චතුරතාව එකවර ලබාගැනීම
මෙම ආකෘතිය නිර්මාණය කර ඇත්තේ සා/පෙළ විභාගය සමත් කරවීමට පමණක් නොව, ජීවිත කාලයටම ප්රයෝජනවත් වන සැබෑ ඉංග්රීසි දැනුමක් ලබාදීමටයි.
ලකුණු 35 ඉක්මවා S සාමාර්ථය තහවුරු කිරීම
සා/පෙළ ප්රශ්න පත්රයේ ලකුණු 100න් 65ක්ම ලැබෙන්නේ හඳුනාගැනීමටයි. මෙම වචන 50 දැනසිටීමෙන් ඔබට පහසුවෙන්ම ලකුණු 35 සීමාව පසුකර S සාමාර්ථය ලබාගත හැකිය.
I වන ප්රශ්න පත්රයේ පූර්ණ පාලනය
Test 1, Test 2 සහ Test 3 සඳහා මෙම වචන ක්රියා පදයක්ද, නාම පදයක්ද යන්න හඳුනාගැනීමෙන් ක්ෂණිකව නිවැරදි පිළිතුර තෝරාගත හැක.
II වන ප්රශ්න පත්රයේ ලිවීම් සහ Test 11
Test 11 යනු ව්යාකරණ සම්බන්ධීකරණ ප්රශ්නයකි. Test 14 (ලිපි) සහ Test 16 (රචනා) වල අසන මාතෘකාවලින් 85%කට වඩා මෙම තේමා 5 තුළ අන්තර්ගත වේ.
සාමාන්ය ඉංග්රීසි භාවිතයට හුරුවීම
ක්රියා පද 20ක්, නාම පද 20ක් සහ විශේෂණ පද 10ක් භාවිතයෙන් නිවැරදි දෛනික ඉංග්රීසි වාක්ය 2,000කට වඩා නිර්මාණය කළ හැකිය.
වචන 1,500 අඩංගු වන්නේ කොතැනද? වචන මාලා පිරමිඩය
මෙහි මූලික වචන 50ක් පමණක් දක්වා ඉතිරි වචන 1,450 ඉඩසර විෂය නිර්දේශ ලේඛනවලට ඇතුළත් කර ඇත්තේ ඇයි?
1 වන ස්ථරය · වචන 800
මූලික පාසල් වචන (Universal Base)
3 සිට 8 ශ්රේණි දක්වා ඉගෙන ගන්නා සර්වනාම, සහායක ක්රියා, සහ දෛනික වචන. සාමාන්ය ප්රශ්න පත්රයකින් 50%ක්ම සමන්විත වන්නේ මේවායිනි.
2 වන ස්ථරය · වචන 50
විභාගය සමත් කරවන ප්රධාන වචන 50
පහත දැක්වෙන වචන 50. පසුගිය විභාග ලකුණු ලබාදීමේ වාර්තාවලට අනුව I වන ප්රශ්න පත්රයේ ලකුණු 35න් 80%ක්ම ලබාගත හැක්කේ මෙම වචන නිවැරදිව භාවිතයෙනි.
3 වන ස්ථරය · වචන 650
සම්පූර්ණ වචන 1,500 බැංකුව
docs/content/ol-english-vocabulary/01-s-grade-base-builder-1500-words.md ගොනුවේ සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම ලේඛනගත කර ඇති අතර, ඉඩසර ඇකඩමියේ AI උපකාරකයට සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම පුහුණු කර ඇත.
අත්යවශ්ය මූලික වචන 50 (ඉංග්රීසියෙන්ම කියවන්න)
පහත වගු සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම ඉංග්රීසියෙන් සකස් කර ඇත්තේ ඔබේ මොළයට ඉංග්රීසි රටා සෘජුවම කාන්දු වීමටයි. වචනය, සරල අර්ථය සහ උදාහරණ වාක්යය ශබ්ද නඟා දෙවරක් කියවන්න.
Theme 1
පාසල සහ අධ්යාපනය (School & Learning)
විභාගයේදී නිතර අසන අවස්ථා: පාසල් නිවේදන (Notices), කාලසටහන් ප්රශ්න, හිස්තැන් පිරවීම්, සහ සමිති ලිපි.
| # | වචනය (Word) | පද වර්ගය (Part of Speech) | සරල අර්ථය (Simple Definition) | උදාහරණ වාක්යය (Example Sentence) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | learn | Verb | To get knowledge or skill by studying or practicing. | We learn English every morning in our school. |
| 2 | teach | Verb | To help someone learn something by giving lessons. | Our dedicated teacher teaches us science every Monday. |
| 3 | write | Verb | To make letters, words, or numbers on paper with a pen. | Students write clear notes in their exercise books. |
| 4 | read | Verb | To look at words and understand what they mean. | I read an interesting storybook before going to bed. |
| 5 | classroom | Noun | A room in a school where students have lessons. | Our classroom has twenty neat desks and clean walls. |
| 6 | library | Noun | A room or building where books are kept for reading. | We borrow reference books from the school library. |
| 7 | timetable | Noun | A chart showing the days and times when lessons happen. | The examination timetable is displayed on the noticeboard. |
| 8 | subject | Noun | An area of knowledge studied in school (e.g., English, Maths). | Mathematics is my favourite subject this year. |
| 9 | easy | Adjective | Not hard to do, understand, or solve. | The first section of the English question paper was easy. |
| 10 | difficult | Adjective | Hard to do, understand, or solve. | This geometry question is difficult to answer alone. |
Theme 2
නිවස සහ පවුල (Home & Family)
විභාගයේදී නිතර අසන අවස්ථා: මිතුරන්ට ලියන සුහද ලිපි, පින්තූර විස්තර කිරීම් (Test 3), සහ පවුල පිළිබඳ රචනා.
| # | වචනය (Word) | පද වර්ගය (Part of Speech) | සරල අර්ථය (Simple Definition) | උදාහරණ වාක්යය (Example Sentence) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | clean | Verb | To remove dirt, dust, or rubbish from something. | We clean our house thoroughly every Saturday morning. |
| 12 | cook | Verb | To prepare food by heating it. | Mother cooks rice and spicy curry for dinner. |
| 13 | help | Verb | To do something useful for another person. | I help my father water the vegetables in the garden. |
| 14 | share | Verb | To give a part of what you have to someone else. | Brothers and sisters share their books and toys. |
| 15 | kitchen | Noun | The room in a house where food is prepared and cooked. | Fresh vegetables and plates are arranged in the kitchen. |
| 16 | parent | Noun | A mother or a father. | We must always respect and listen to our parents. |
| 17 | neighbour | Noun | A person who lives near your home. | Our friendly neighbour shared sweet mangoes with us. |
| 18 | garden | Noun | A piece of land next to a house where plants grow. | Red and yellow flowers bloom brightly in our garden. |
| 19 | tidy | Adjective | Arranged neatly and in good order. | Please keep your study table clean and tidy. |
| 20 | kind | Adjective | Friendly, helpful, and caring towards others. | My grandmother is very kind to all the village children. |
Theme 3
දෛනික චර්යාව සහ සෞඛ්යය (Daily Routine & Health)
විභාගයේදී නිතර අසන අවස්ථා: දෙබස් සම්පූර්ණ කිරීම, දෛනික චර්යාව පිළිබඳ රචනා, සෞඛ්ය උපදෙස් සහ Test 11.
| # | වචනය (Word) | පද වර්ගය (Part of Speech) | සරල අර්ථය (Simple Definition) | උදාහරණ වාක්යය (Example Sentence) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | wake | Verb | To stop sleeping and become active. | I wake up at five o'clock every morning to study. |
| 22 | wash | Verb | To clean something using water and soap. | Always wash your hands with soap before eating. |
| 23 | exercise | Verb | To do physical activities to stay fit and healthy. | Students exercise regularly in the morning playground. |
| 24 | sleep | Verb | To rest your body and mind with closed eyes. | Children should sleep eight hours every night to stay alert. |
| 25 | breakfast | Noun | The first meal eaten in the morning. | We eat boiled eggs and fresh fruit for breakfast. |
| 26 | medicine | Noun | A substance taken to cure an illness or pain. | The doctor gave me some medicine for my cold. |
| 27 | habit | Noun | Something you do regularly and often. | Reading books every day is an excellent habit. |
| 28 | disease | Noun | An illness or sickness affecting people or animals. | Drinking contaminated water can spread infectious disease. |
| 29 | healthy | Adjective | In good physical condition; not ill. | Eating fresh vegetables keeps our bodies strong and healthy. |
| 30 | tired | Adjective | Needing rest or sleep after activity. | I felt very tired after running the sports meet race. |
Theme 4
පරිසරය සහ සොබාදහම (Environment & Nature)
විභාගයේදී නිතර අසන අවස්ථා: ශ්රමදාන නිවේදන, කථික තරඟ මාතෘකා, පරිසර දින රචනා, සහ කියවීමේ ඡේද.
| # | වචනය (Word) | පද වර්ගය (Part of Speech) | සරල අර්ථය (Simple Definition) | උදාහරණ වාක්යය (Example Sentence) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 | protect | Verb | To keep something safe from harm or destruction. | We must protect our natural forests and wildlife. |
| 32 | plant | Verb | To put a seed or young tree in the soil to grow. | We plant shade trees in the school garden on Environment Day. |
| 33 | waste | Verb | To use carelessly or throw away without need. | Do not waste clean drinking water in your home. |
| 34 | pollute | Verb | To make air, water, or earth dirty and dangerous. | Smoke from old motor vehicles pollutes the city air. |
| 35 | garbage | Noun | Waste material or rubbish that is thrown away. | Please put all plastic garbage into the recycling bin. |
| 36 | river | Noun | A large natural flow of water towards the ocean. | The Mahaweli River provides fresh water to farmer communities. |
| 37 | weather | Noun | The condition of the air outside (sunny, rainy, windy). | The weather was sunny and pleasant during our holiday trip. |
| 38 | animal | Noun | A living creature that can move and eat, but not a plant. | Elephants and leopards are wild animals living in national parks. |
| 39 | fresh | Adjective | Clean, pure, cool, or recently made. | Early morning sea air feels very fresh and energizing. |
| 40 | beautiful | Adjective | Pleasing and attractive to the eye or senses. | Sri Lanka has beautiful green mountains and sunny beaches. |
Theme 5
සමාජය, ගමන් බිමන් සහ පොදු ස්ථාන (Community & Travel)
විභාගයේදී නිතර අසන අවස්ථා: කෙටි පණිවිඩ (Test 6), චාරිකා විස්තර, දුම්රිය/බස් නැවතුම්පොළ පින්තූර, සහ විධිමත් සටහන්.
| # | වචනය (Word) | පද වර්ගය (Part of Speech) | සරල අර්ථය (Simple Definition) | උදාහරණ වාක්යය (Example Sentence) |
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| 41 | visit | Verb | To go to see a person or a place. | We visit our grandparents in our quiet home village. |
| 42 | travel | Verb | To journey from one place to another. | Many office workers travel to Colombo by coastal train. |
| 43 | buy | Verb | To get something by paying money for it. | She buys fresh bread and milk from the local grocery shop. |
| 44 | follow | Verb | To obey rules or go behind someone. | All pedestrians and drivers must follow traffic road rules. |
| 45 | village | Noun | A small group of houses in a rural countryside area. | My grandfather lives in a peaceful farming village. |
| 46 | hospital | Noun | A building where sick or injured people are treated. | The caring nurses work long hours in the district hospital. |
| 47 | journey | Noun | The act of travelling from a starting point to a destination. | Our scenic train journey to Kandy took three peaceful hours. |
| 48 | market | Noun | A public place where fresh food and goods are sold. | Mother buys fresh fish and greens at the Sunday market. |
| 49 | safe | Adjective | Protected from harm, hurt, or danger. | It is always safe to cross the highway at the zebra crossing. |
| 50 | crowded | Adjective | Full of many people with little empty space. | The main bus stand was very crowded on Friday afternoon. |
සම්පූර්ණ වචන 1,500 විෂය නිර්දේශය
සම්පූර්ණ වචන 1,500ක S සාමාර්ථයේ වචන මාලාව
S සාමාර්ථය සඳහා අත්යවශ්ය මූලික වචන 1,500ම මෙතැනින් බලන්න සහ සොයන්න. සෑම වචනයකටම පද වර්ගය, විෂය නිර්දේශ තේමාව සහ සරල අර්ථය ඇතුළත් වේ.
1500 / 1500 වචන
| # | වචනය (Word) | පද වර්ගය (Part of Speech) | විෂය නිර්දේශ තේමාව | සරල අර්ථය (Simple Definition) |
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| 1 | learn | Verb | School & Learning |
To get knowledge or skill by studying.
We learn English every morning in our school.
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| 2 | teach | Verb | School & Learning |
To help someone learn by giving lessons.
Our dedicated teacher teaches us science every Monday.
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| 3 | write | Verb | School & Learning |
To make letters or words on paper with a pen.
Students write clear notes in their exercise books.
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| 4 | read | Verb | School & Learning |
To look at words and understand their meaning.
I read an interesting storybook before going to bed.
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| 5 | classroom | Noun | School & Learning |
A room in a school where students have lessons.
Our classroom has twenty neat desks and clean walls.
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| 6 | library | Noun | School & Learning |
A place where books are kept for reading or borrowing.
We borrow reference books from the school library.
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| 7 | timetable | Noun | School & Learning |
A chart showing days and times for school lessons.
The examination timetable is displayed on the noticeboard.
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| 8 | subject | Noun | School & Learning |
An area of knowledge studied in school (e.g., Maths).
Mathematics is my favourite subject this year.
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| 9 | easy | Adjective | School & Learning |
Not hard to do or understand; simple.
The first section of the English question paper was easy.
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| 10 | difficult | Adjective | School & Learning |
Hard to do, understand, or solve.
This geometry question is difficult to answer alone.
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| 11 | clean | Verb | Home & Family |
To remove dirt or dust from something.
We clean our house thoroughly every Saturday morning.
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| 12 | cook | Verb | Home & Family |
To prepare food by heating it on a stove.
Mother cooks rice and spicy curry for dinner.
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| 13 | help | Verb | Home & Family |
To do something useful for another person.
I help my father water the vegetables in the garden.
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| 14 | share | Verb | Home & Family |
To give a part of what you have to someone else.
Brothers and sisters share their books and toys.
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| 15 | kitchen | Noun | Home & Family |
The room where food is prepared and cooked.
Fresh vegetables and plates are arranged in the kitchen.
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| 16 | parent | Noun | Home & Family |
A mother or a father.
We must always respect and listen to our parents.
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| 17 | neighbour | Noun | Home & Family |
A person who lives near your home.
Our friendly neighbour shared sweet mangoes with us.
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| 18 | garden | Noun | Home & Family |
Land next to a house where plants and vegetables grow.
Red and yellow flowers bloom brightly in our garden.
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| 19 | tidy | Adjective | Home & Family |
Arranged neatly and in good order.
Please keep your study table clean and tidy.
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| 20 | kind | Adjective | Home & Family |
Friendly, helpful, and caring towards others.
My grandmother is very kind to all the village children.
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| 21 | wake | Verb | Daily Routine & Health |
To stop sleeping and become active.
I wake up at five o'clock every morning to study.
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| 22 | wash | Verb | Daily Routine & Health |
To clean something using water and soap.
Always wash your hands with soap before eating.
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| 23 | exercise | Verb | Daily Routine & Health |
To do physical activities to stay fit and healthy.
Students exercise regularly in the morning playground.
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| 24 | sleep | Verb | Daily Routine & Health |
To rest your body and mind with closed eyes.
Children should sleep eight hours every night to stay alert.
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| 25 | breakfast | Noun | Daily Routine & Health |
The first meal eaten in the morning.
We eat boiled eggs and fresh fruit for breakfast.
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| 26 | medicine | Noun | Daily Routine & Health |
A substance taken to cure an illness or ease pain.
The doctor gave me some medicine for my cold.
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| 27 | habit | Noun | Daily Routine & Health |
Something you do regularly and often.
Reading books every day is an excellent habit.
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| 28 | disease | Noun | Daily Routine & Health |
An illness or sickness affecting people or animals.
Drinking contaminated water can spread infectious disease.
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| 29 | healthy | Adjective | Daily Routine & Health |
In good physical condition; not ill.
Eating fresh vegetables keeps our bodies strong and healthy.
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| 30 | tired | Adjective | Daily Routine & Health |
Needing rest or sleep after physical work.
I felt very tired after running the sports meet race.
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| 31 | protect | Verb | Environment & Nature |
To keep safe from harm, damage, or destruction.
We must protect our natural forests and wildlife.
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| 32 | plant | Verb | Environment & Nature |
To put a seed or young tree into the ground to grow.
Volunteers plant fifty fruit trees along the riverbank.
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| 33 | grow | Verb | Environment & Nature |
To become bigger or develop over time.
Young coconut saplings grow fast during the rainy season.
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| 34 | waste | Verb | Environment & Nature |
To use more of something than necessary or throw away.
Do not waste clean drinking water from public taps.
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| 35 | forest | Noun | Environment & Nature |
A large area of land covered with trees and bushes.
Wild animals live peacefully in the thick dry-zone forest.
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| 36 | wildlife | Noun | Environment & Nature |
Animals, birds, and insects living in natural wild areas.
Sri Lanka is internationally famous for rich wildlife.
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| 37 | pollution | Noun | Environment & Nature |
Harmful substances that make air, soil, or water dirty.
Burning plastic waste causes toxic air pollution.
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| 38 | river | Noun | Environment & Nature |
A natural stream of fresh water flowing to the sea.
The Mahaweli River supplies water to thousands of farms.
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| 39 | pure | Adjective | Environment & Nature |
Clean and not mixed with anything harmful.
The mountain stream provided pure drinking water.
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| 40 | natural | Adjective | Environment & Nature |
Produced by nature, not made or caused by humans.
Bees produce pure natural honey in the jungle.
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| 41 | travel | Verb | Community & Services |
To make a journey from one place to another.
Many passengers travel by coastal train to Colombo.
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| 42 | visit | Verb | Community & Services |
To go to see a person or place for a short time.
Our class visited the national museum in Colombo last term.
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| 43 | buy | Verb | Community & Services |
To get something by paying money for it.
Farmers buy farming tools and seeds at the weekly fair.
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| 44 | collect | Verb | Community & Services |
To bring things together from different places.
The students collect plastic bottles to recycle them.
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| 45 | hospital | Noun | Community & Services |
A place where sick or injured people are treated.
The government hospital provides free care to patients.
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| 46 | station | Noun | Community & Services |
A regular stopping place for trains or buses.
The train arrived at Kandy railway station on time.
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| 47 | market | Noun | Community & Services |
An open space where people buy and sell goods.
Mother buys fresh fish and vegetables at the village market.
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| 48 | officer | Noun | Community & Services |
A person holding a position of authority in a service.
The police officer guided the school children across the road.
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| 49 | crowded | Adjective | Community & Services |
Full of people, leaving little or no empty space.
The morning express train is always crowded with commuters.
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| 50 | useful | Adjective | Community & Services |
Helping you to do or get what you want; practical.
An English dictionary is a very useful book for students.
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| 51 | academy | Noun | School & Learning | An institution for study or specialized training in subjects. |
| 52 | activity | Noun | School & Learning | A thing that a person or group does, especially for learning or pleasure. |
| 53 | admission | Noun | School & Learning | The process of entering or being allowed into a school or exam. |
| 54 | answer | Noun | School & Learning | A spoken or written reply to a question in a test or lesson. |
| 55 | art | Noun | School & Learning | The creation of paintings, drawings, or sculpture in school classes. |
| 56 | assembly | Noun | School & Learning | A gathering together of students and teachers for morning announcements. |
| 57 | assignment | Noun | School & Learning | A piece of school work allocated to a student to finish at home. |
| 58 | atlas | Noun | School & Learning | A book of geographical maps used in social studies. |
| 59 | attendance | Noun | School & Learning | The action or state of being present at school every morning. |
| 60 | attendant | Noun | School & Learning | A school employee who looks after grounds and classrooms. |
| 61 | award | Noun | School & Learning | A prize or certificate given in recognition of academic achievement. |
| 62 | badge | Noun | School & Learning | A small emblem worn on a school uniform to show rank or house. |
| 63 | bell | Noun | School & Learning | A hollow metal object sounded to signal lesson periods and recess. |
| 64 | bench | Noun | School & Learning | A long wooden seat for multiple students in an examination hall. |
| 65 | blackboard | Noun | School & Learning | A dark wooden or slate surface for writing with chalk in a classroom. |
| 66 | block | Noun | School & Learning | A large building or section of school premises containing classrooms. |
| 67 | board | Noun | School & Learning | A flat piece of wood or plastic used for notices or writing lessons. |
| 68 | book | Noun | School & Learning | A set of printed or blank pages bound together for reading or writing. |
| 69 | bookcase | Noun | School & Learning | A set of shelves contained in a cabinet for holding library books. |
| 70 | bookmark | Noun | School & Learning | A strip of card or ribbon used to mark a reader's place in a book. |
| 71 | canteen | Noun | School & Learning | A dining hall in a school where snacks and drinks are bought. |
| 72 | card | Noun | School & Learning | A piece of thick stiff paper used for student IDs or library borrowing. |
| 73 | case | Noun | School & Learning | A box or container for holding pencils, pens, or drawing tools. |
| 74 | certificate | Noun | School & Learning | An official document testifying to an educational pass or prize. |
| 75 | chalk | Noun | School & Learning | A soft white or colored stick of limestone used for writing on boards. |
| 76 | chapter | Noun | School & Learning | A main division of a book, typically with a number or title. |
| 77 | chart | Noun | School & Learning | A large sheet of paper giving educational information in tabular or diagram form. |
| 78 | civics | Noun | School & Learning | The study of the rights and duties of citizenship in school curriculum. |
| 79 | classmate | Noun | School & Learning | A fellow student in the same class at school. |
| 80 | club | Noun | School & Learning | An association of students for sports, science, or cultural activities. |
| 81 | college | Noun | School & Learning | An educational institution or secondary school offering senior grades. |
| 82 | colour | Noun | School & Learning | The visual property of things such as red, blue, green, or yellow. |
| 83 | commerce | Noun | School & Learning | A secondary school subject dealing with trade and business basics. |
| 84 | competition | Noun | School & Learning | An event in which students contest against each other for prizes. |
| 85 | composition | Noun | School & Learning | A short essay or piece of creative writing produced by a student. |
| 86 | contest | Noun | School & Learning | A formal competition in speech, singing, or spelling. |
| 87 | copy | Noun | School & Learning | A reproduction of an exercise or lesson text in a student notebook. |
| 88 | correct | Adjective | School & Learning | Free from error; in accordance with fact or truth. |
| 89 | course | Noun | School & Learning | A series of lessons or lectures in a particular educational subject. |
| 90 | craft | Noun | School & Learning | An activity involving skill in making things by hand in school. |
| 91 | crayon | Noun | School & Learning | A stick of colored wax used for drawing and coloring. |
| 92 | dance | Noun | School & Learning | A series of rhythmic steps and movements taught in aesthetic classes. |
| 93 | desk | Noun | School & Learning | A piece of furniture with a flat top for reading and writing. |
| 94 | diagram | Noun | School & Learning | A simplified drawing showing the structure or workings of something. |
| 95 | diary | Noun | School & Learning | A personal record book where daily homework and reminders are entered. |
| 96 | dictionary | Noun | School & Learning | A reference book listing words in alphabetical order with their meanings. |
| 97 | discipline | Noun | School & Learning | The practice of training students to obey rules and codes of conduct. |
| 98 | drawing | Noun | School & Learning | A picture or diagram made with a pencil, pen, or crayon. |
| 99 | duster | Noun | School & Learning | A pad or cloth used to wipe chalk marks from a blackboard. |
| 100 | education | Noun | School & Learning | The process of receiving systematic instruction at school or college. |
| 101 | envelope | Noun | School & Learning | A flat paper container used for enclosing letters or examination slips. |
| 102 | eraser | Noun | School & Learning | A piece of soft rubber used to rub out pencil markings. |
| 103 | essay | Noun | School & Learning | A short piece of formal writing on a particular subject in an exam. |
| 104 | exam | Noun | School & Learning | A formal test of a student's knowledge or proficiency in a subject. |
| 105 | examination | Noun | School & Learning | A comprehensive formal test administered to evaluate student achievement. |
| 106 | example | Noun | School & Learning | A model sentence or instance used to explain a grammatical rule. |
| 107 | exhibition | Noun | School & Learning | A public display of student art, science projects, or handwork. |
| 108 | fail | Verb | School & Learning | To be unsuccessful in achieving the required pass mark in an exam. |
| 109 | flag | Noun | School & Learning | A piece of cloth with distinctive colors hoisted at morning assembly. |
| 110 | folder | Noun | School & Learning | A folding cover or cardboard wallet for storing loose study papers. |
| 111 | form | Noun | School & Learning | A printed document with blank spaces for entering school information. |
| 112 | geometry | Noun | School & Learning | The branch of mathematics dealing with lines, angles, and shapes. |
| 113 | glue | Noun | School & Learning | An adhesive substance used for sticking paper and cardboard in craft. |
| 114 | grade | Noun | School & Learning | A level of educational achievement or a school year level (e.g., Grade 10). |
| 115 | hall | Noun | School & Learning | A large room in a school used for assemblies, exams, and celebrations. |
| 116 | headmaster | Noun | School & Learning | The male principal or head teacher of a school. |
| 117 | headmistress | Noun | School & Learning | The female principal or head teacher of a school. |
| 118 | history | Noun | School & Learning | The study of past events, kings, and ancient societies in the curriculum. |
| 119 | holiday | Noun | School & Learning | A period of cessation from school work when students rest at home. |
| 120 | homework | Noun | School & Learning | School work that a pupil is required to do at home after classes. |
| 121 | index | Noun | School & Learning | An alphabetical list of names or subjects at the back of a textbook. |
| 122 | ink | Noun | School & Learning | A colored fluid used for writing with fountain or ballpoint pens. |
| 123 | institute | Noun | School & Learning | An organization having an educational, scientific, or social purpose. |
| 124 | instructor | Noun | School & Learning | A person who teaches a practical skill such as swimming or woodwork. |
| 125 | interval | Noun | School & Learning | A short pause or recess between morning school sessions. |
| 126 | language | Noun | School & Learning | A system of communication consisting of words, sounds, and grammar. |
| 127 | laboratory | Noun | School & Learning | A room equipped for scientific experiments, research, or practical teaching. |
| 128 | late | Adjective | School & Learning | Arriving after the official morning school bell has rung. |
| 129 | lesson | Noun | School & Learning | A period of learning or teaching allocated to a single syllabus topic. |
| 130 | letter | Noun | School & Learning | A written communication addressed to an official, teacher, or friend. |
| 131 | librarian | Noun | School & Learning | A person in charge of a school library and its catalog of books. |
| 132 | line | Noun | School & Learning | A straight row of students waiting in assembly or at the canteen. |
| 133 | locker | Noun | School & Learning | A small lockable cupboard for storing student books and sports kits. |
| 134 | map | Noun | School & Learning | A visual representation of an area of land showing cities and roads. |
| 135 | mark | Noun | School & Learning | A point awarded for a correct answer in an examination or test. |
| 136 | marks | Noun | School & Learning | The total score obtained by a student across an examination paper. |
| 137 | master | Noun | School & Learning | A male school teacher, especially one in charge of a form or sport. |
| 138 | maths | Noun | School & Learning | Mathematics; the study of numbers, quantities, shapes, and equations. |
| 139 | medal | Noun | School & Learning | A metal disk awarded to winning students at the annual sports meet. |
| 140 | meeting | Noun | School & Learning | An assembly of teachers, prefects, or club members for discussion. |
| 141 | message | Noun | School & Learning | A verbal, written, or recorded communication sent to a teacher or student. |
| 142 | mistake | Noun | School & Learning | An act or judgement that is misguided or incorrect in test answers. |
| 143 | mistress | Noun | School & Learning | A female school teacher, especially in senior secondary school. |
| 144 | monitor | Noun | School & Learning | A student appointed to assist a teacher with classroom discipline. |
| 145 | morning | Noun | School & Learning | The early part of the day from sunrise to noon when school convenes. |
| 146 | music | Noun | School & Learning | Vocal or instrumental sounds taught as an aesthetic curriculum subject. |
| 147 | name | Noun | School & Learning | A word or set of words by which a person or subject is known. |
| 148 | neat | Adjective | School & Learning | Clean, tidy, and arranged in an orderly manner on workbook pages. |
| 149 | news | Noun | School & Learning | Newly received information about school events announced at assembly. |
| 150 | notebook | Noun | School & Learning | A book with blank or ruled pages for recording student lecture notes. |
| 151 | notice | Noun | School & Learning | A written announcement displayed on a school board to inform students. |
| 152 | noticeboard | Noun | School & Learning | A board pinned with official announcements and examination schedules. |
| 153 | number | Noun | School & Learning | An arithmetical value expressed by a word, symbol, or figure. |
| 154 | page | Noun | School & Learning | One side of a sheet of paper in a school textbook or exercise book. |
| 155 | paper | Noun | School & Learning | Sheets made from cellulose pulp used for writing and printed exams. |
| 156 | paragraph | Noun | School & Learning | A distinct section of writing dealing with a single theme or point. |
| 157 | pass | Noun | School & Learning | A successful result in an examination clearing the minimum requirement. |
| 158 | pen | Noun | School & Learning | An instrument for writing with ink on paper. |
| 159 | pencil | Noun | School & Learning | An instrument for writing or drawing consisting of graphite in a wooden rod. |
| 160 | period | Noun | School & Learning | A division of the school day devoted to a single lesson topic. |
| 161 | permission | Noun | School & Learning | Official consent or authorization granted by a principal or teacher. |
| 162 | picture | Noun | School & Learning | A visual representation of an object or scene used in Paper 1 Test 3. |
| 163 | plan | Noun | School & Learning | A detailed proposal for achieving an educational or sports objective. |
| 164 | playground | Noun | School & Learning | An outdoor area provided for students to play sports during recess. |
| 165 | poem | Noun | School & Learning | A piece of writing in verse expressing feelings and ideas with rhythm. |
| 166 | poetry | Noun | School & Learning | Literary work in metrical form appreciated in the literature syllabus. |
| 167 | practice | Noun | School & Learning | Repeated exercise in an activity or skill to acquire proficiency. |
| 168 | prefect | Noun | School & Learning | A senior student authorized to maintain discipline and order in school. |
| 169 | prayer | Noun | School & Learning | A religious or moral invocation recited at the start of school days. |
| 170 | prepare | Verb | School & Learning | To make ready beforehand for an upcoming term test or competition. |
| 171 | present | Adjective | School & Learning | Being in attendance in the classroom when morning roll is called. |
| 172 | principal | Noun | School & Learning | The executive head and leading administrator of a school. |
| 173 | prize | Noun | School & Learning | A valuable reward given to students for academic or athletic excellence. |
| 174 | project | Noun | School & Learning | A collaborative enterprise planned by students to investigate a topic. |
| 175 | pupil | Noun | School & Learning | A child or young person under the direct supervision of a teacher. |
| 176 | question | Noun | School & Learning | A sentence worded so as to elicit information or test student knowledge. |
| 177 | quiz | Noun | School & Learning | A quick and informal test of knowledge conducted in the classroom. |
| 178 | reading | Noun | School & Learning | The activity of looking at printed words and understanding their sense. |
| 179 | recess | Noun | School & Learning | A temporary break or interval between morning and afternoon classes. |
| 180 | register | Noun | School & Learning | An official list of student names recording daily classroom attendance. |
| 181 | remember | Verb | School & Learning | To retain in the memory definitions, rules, or historical dates. |
| 182 | report | Noun | School & Learning | A written account giving details of term exam results to parents. |
| 183 | result | Noun | School & Learning | The score or mark obtained by an examinee on an O/L paper. |
| 184 | review | Noun | School & Learning | A critical evaluation or study overview of past examination topics. |
| 185 | revise | Verb | School & Learning | To re-read work done previously to improve knowledge before an exam. |
| 186 | row | Noun | School & Learning | A straight line of desks or seats facing the front of the classroom. |
| 187 | rule | Noun | School & Learning | An official regulation governing student behavior and school protocol. |
| 188 | ruler | Noun | School & Learning | A straight strip of plastic or wood marked with units used to draw lines. |
| 189 | science | Noun | School & Learning | The intellectual activity studying the physical and natural world. |
| 190 | score | Noun | School & Learning | The number of points or marks achieved by a student on a test. |
| 191 | semester | Noun | School & Learning | A half-year term in an academic or training calendar. |
| 192 | sharpener | Noun | School & Learning | A small device with a blade used to sharpen wooden pencils. |
| 193 | shelf | Noun | School & Learning | A flat horizontal ledge in a classroom or library for storing books. |
| 194 | silence | Noun | School & Learning | Complete absence of sound required in an examination room. |
| 195 | skill | Noun | School & Learning | The ability to do something well, gained through systematic training. |
| 196 | society | Noun | School & Learning | A student club devoted to science, commerce, debating, or arts. |
| 197 | song | Noun | School & Learning | A short poem or piece of music sung by students at school events. |
| 198 | speech | Noun | School & Learning | A formal talk delivered by a student, teacher, or guest at assembly. |
| 199 | spelling | Noun | School & Learning | The correct forming of words from individual letters on paper. |
| 200 | sport | Noun | School & Learning | An activity involving physical exertion and skill played in teams. |
| 201 | student | Noun | School & Learning | A person who is studying at a school, college, or university. |
| 202 | study | Verb | School & Learning | To apply oneself to the acquisition of knowledge by reading. |
| 203 | succeed | Verb | School & Learning | To achieve the desired pass grade or distinction in an examination. |
| 204 | table | Noun | School & Learning | A piece of furniture with a flat top used for study or meetings. |
| 205 | term | Noun | School & Learning | Each of the three main academic periods into which a school year is divided. |
| 206 | test | Noun | School & Learning | A procedure intended to establish the quality or knowledge of a student. |
| 207 | textbook | Noun | School & Learning | A standard book used for the formal study of a syllabus subject. |
| 208 | uniform | Noun | School & Learning | The standard white clothing worn by all Sri Lankan school pupils. |
| 209 | vacation | Noun | School & Learning | An extended school holiday between academic terms. |
| 210 | visitor | Noun | School & Learning | A person who comes to visit a school or educational exhibition. |
| 211 | word | Noun | School & Learning | A single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing. |
| 212 | workbook | Noun | School & Learning | A student's book of problems and exercises accompanying a textbook. |
| 213 | writing | Noun | School & Learning | The activity of producing letters, words, and essays on paper. |
| 214 | wrong | Adjective | School & Learning | Not correct in action, calculation, or answer on an exam paper. |
| 215 | address | Noun | Home & Family | The particulars of the place where someone lives, written on letters. |
| 216 | alarm | Noun | Home & Family | A sound made by a clock to wake people up at dawn. |
| 217 | album | Noun | Home & Family | A blank book for holding family photographs and keepsake stamps. |
| 218 | aunt | Noun | Home & Family | The sister of one's father or mother, or an uncle's wife. |
| 219 | baby | Noun | Home & Family | A very young child who cannot yet walk or talk. |
| 220 | balcony | Noun | Home & Family | A platform enclosed by a wall outside an upper floor of a house. |
| 221 | basin | Noun | Home & Family | A bowl in a bathroom or kitchen used for washing hands. |
| 222 | basket | Noun | Home & Family | A woven container used for storing vegetables and market goods. |
| 223 | bath | Noun | Home & Family | An act of washing the entire body in water. |
| 224 | bathroom | Noun | Home & Family | A room containing a toilet, shower, and washing facilities. |
| 225 | bed | Noun | Home & Family | A piece of furniture on which a person sleeps at night. |
| 226 | bedroom | Noun | Home & Family | A private room used primarily for sleeping in a family house. |
| 227 | blanket | Noun | Home & Family | A large piece of woolen cloth used as a warm bed covering. |
| 228 | bottle | Noun | Home & Family | A glass or plastic container used for holding water or milk. |
| 229 | bowl | Noun | Home & Family | A round, deep dish used for serving soup, rice, or curries. |
| 230 | box | Noun | Home & Family | A container with flat sides used for packing household belongings. |
| 231 | broom | Noun | Home & Family | A long-handled brush used for sweeping dirt from the floor. |
| 232 | brother | Noun | Home & Family | A boy or man in relation to his siblings in a family. |
| 233 | bucket | Noun | Home & Family | A cylindrical open vessel with a handle used for carrying water. |
| 234 | ceiling | Noun | Home & Family | The upper interior surface of a room in a house. |
| 235 | chair | Noun | Home & Family | A separate seat for one person, typically with four legs and a back. |
| 236 | clock | Noun | Home & Family | An instrument on the wall measuring and indicating the time. |
| 237 | clothes | Noun | Home & Family | Items worn to cover the body, such as shirts, skirts, and sarongs. |
| 238 | comb | Noun | Home & Family | A toothed strip of plastic used for untangling and arranging hair. |
| 239 | compound | Noun | Home & Family | An enclosed area surrounding a residential house and garden. |
| 240 | corner | Noun | Home & Family | A place where two walls or streets meet at an angle. |
| 241 | cottage | Noun | Home & Family | A small, simple rural house in a village setting. |
| 242 | cousin | Noun | Home & Family | A child of one's uncle or aunt. |
| 243 | cup | Noun | Home & Family | A small, bowl-shaped container with a handle used for tea. |
| 244 | cupboard | Noun | Home & Family | A piece of furniture with shelves used for storing plates or clothes. |
| 245 | curtain | Noun | Home & Family | A piece of hanging cloth used to screen a window from light. |
| 246 | daughter | Noun | Home & Family | A female child or person in relation to her parents. |
| 247 | dining | Noun | Home & Family | The activity of eating meals, especially dinner in a dining room. |
| 248 | door | Noun | Home & Family | A hinged barrier used to close off the entrance to a room. |
| 249 | doorstep | Noun | Home & Family | A step leading up to the outer door of a family house. |
| 250 | drawer | Noun | Home & Family | A box-like storage compartment sliding in and out of a desk. |
| 251 | dress | Noun | Home & Family | A one-piece garment for a woman or girl covering the body. |
| 252 | family | Noun | Home & Family | A group consisting of parents and children living together in a home. |
| 253 | fan | Noun | Home & Family | An electrical machine with revolving blades creating a cool breeze. |
| 254 | father | Noun | Home & Family | A man in relation to his natural or adopted child. |
| 255 | fence | Noun | Home & Family | A barrier enclosing a boundary of land, made of wood or wire. |
| 256 | floor | Noun | Home & Family | The lower surface of a room on which one walks. |
| 257 | fork | Noun | Home & Family | An eating utensil with prongs used for lifting food to the mouth. |
| 258 | furniture | Noun | Home & Family | Large movable equipment such as tables, chairs, and beds in a house. |
| 259 | gate | Noun | Home & Family | A hinged barrier used to close an opening in an outer fence or wall. |
| 260 | glass | Noun | Home & Family | A drinking container made of transparent silica glass. |
| 261 | grandfather | Noun | Home & Family | The father of one's father or mother. |
| 262 | grandmother | Noun | Home & Family | The mother of one's father or mother. |
| 263 | home | Noun | Home & Family | The place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family. |
| 264 | homemaker | Noun | Home & Family | A person who manages a household, especially a mother. |
| 265 | house | Noun | Home & Family | A building for human habitation, especially one that is lived in by a family. |
| 266 | household | Noun | Home & Family | A house and its occupants regarded as a single social unit. |
| 267 | housewife | Noun | Home & Family | A married woman who manages household chores and cooking. |
| 268 | iron | Noun | Home & Family | A handheld electrical appliance with a heated flat sole for smoothing clothes. |
| 269 | jar | Noun | Home & Family | A wide-mouthed cylindrical glass container used for storing pickles or tea. |
| 270 | kettle | Noun | Home & Family | A metal container with a lid, spout, and handle for boiling water. |
| 271 | knife | Noun | Home & Family | An instrument with a cutting blade used for preparing food. |
| 272 | ladder | Noun | Home & Family | A structure consisting of two parallel lengths of wood with rungs for climbing. |
| 273 | lamp | Noun | Home & Family | A device for giving light, either one having an electric bulb or burning oil. |
| 274 | lock | Noun | Home & Family | A mechanism for keeping a door or gate securely fastened. |
| 275 | mat | Noun | Home & Family | A piece of woven reed or fabric placed on the floor for sitting or wiping feet. |
| 276 | matchbox | Noun | Home & Family | A small box containing matches used to light the kitchen hearth. |
| 277 | mirror | Noun | Home & Family | A reflective surface of glass that shows a clear image of a person. |
| 278 | mother | Noun | Home & Family | A woman in relation to her natural or adopted children. |
| 279 | needle | Noun | Home & Family | A very thin, pointed steel tool with an eye for sewing thread. |
| 280 | nephew | Noun | Home & Family | A son of one's brother or sister. |
| 281 | niece | Noun | Home & Family | A daughter of one's brother or sister. |
| 282 | oven | Noun | Home & Family | An enclosed compartment for cooking and baking food. |
| 283 | pan | Noun | Home & Family | A metal container used for cooking food over direct heat. |
| 284 | pillow | Noun | Home & Family | A soft rectangular cushion used to support the head while sleeping. |
| 285 | plate | Noun | Home & Family | A flat, usually round dish from which food is eaten. |
| 286 | pot | Noun | Home & Family | A deep, round ceramic or metal container used for cooking curries. |
| 287 | radio | Noun | Home & Family | An electronic device used to listen to broadcast news and music at home. |
| 288 | roof | Noun | Home & Family | The structure forming the upper covering of a house or building. |
| 289 | room | Noun | Home & Family | A part or division of a building enclosed by walls, floor, and ceiling. |
| 290 | rug | Noun | Home & Family | A small carpet placed on the floor of a living room or bedroom. |
| 291 | sarong | Noun | Home & Family | A garment consisting of a length of printed cloth wrapped around the waist. |
| 292 | saucer | Noun | Home & Family | A shallow curved dish on which a teacup stands. |
| 293 | scissors | Noun | Home & Family | An instrument with two sharp blades used for cutting paper and cloth. |
| 294 | servant | Noun | Home & Family | A person employed in a household to perform domestic tasks. |
| 295 | sheet | Noun | Home & Family | A large rectangular piece of cotton cloth used on a bed. |
| 296 | shirt | Noun | Home & Family | A garment for the upper body made of cotton, having sleeves and a collar. |
| 297 | shower | Noun | Home & Family | A cubicle or bath in which water is sprayed from an overhead nozzle. |
| 298 | sibling | Noun | Home & Family | A brother or sister in a family. |
| 299 | sink | Noun | Home & Family | A fixed basin with a water supply and drain in a kitchen. |
| 300 | sister | Noun | Home & Family | A female sibling in relation to other children in a family. |
| 301 | skirt | Noun | Home & Family | A woman's or girl's outer garment hanging from the waist. |
| 302 | soap | Noun | Home & Family | A substance used with water for washing and cleansing the skin. |
| 303 | sofa | Noun | Home & Family | A long upholstered seat with a back and arms, for two or more people. |
| 304 | son | Noun | Home & Family | A male child in relation to his parents. |
| 305 | spoon | Noun | Home & Family | An implement consisting of a small, shallow oval bowl on a handle. |
| 306 | stairs | Noun | Home & Family | A set of steps leading from one floor of a house to another. |
| 307 | stool | Noun | Home & Family | A simple seat without a back or arms, typically with three or four legs. |
| 308 | stove | Noun | Home & Family | An apparatus for cooking or heating that operates by burning gas or firewood. |
| 309 | sweep | Verb | Home & Family | To clean an area of dirt by brushing away particles with a broom. |
| 310 | tap | Noun | Home & Family | A device by which a flow of water from a pipe is controlled. |
| 311 | thread | Noun | Home & Family | A long, thin strand of cotton used in sewing and mending clothes. |
| 312 | tin | Noun | Home & Family | A metal container in which food or household goods are preserved. |
| 313 | toast | Noun | Home & Family | Sliced bread browned and crisped on both sides by heat. |
| 314 | towel | Noun | Home & Family | A piece of absorbent fabric used for drying the body after washing. |
| 315 | tray | Noun | Home & Family | A flat, shallow container with a raised rim, used for carrying tea. |
| 316 | trousers | Noun | Home & Family | An outer garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles. |
| 317 | umbrella | Noun | Home & Family | A circular canopy supported on a folding frame used for shelter from rain. |
| 318 | uncle | Noun | Home & Family | The brother of one's father or mother, or an aunt's husband. |
| 319 | vase | Noun | Home & Family | A decorative vessel used for displaying cut flowers in a room. |
| 320 | verandah | Noun | Home & Family | A roofed, open-air gallery or porch attached to the outside of a house. |
| 321 | village | Noun | Home & Family | A group of houses and associated buildings situated in a rural area. |
| 322 | wall | Noun | Home & Family | A continuous vertical brick or stone structure enclosing a room. |
| 323 | wardrobe | Noun | Home & Family | A large, tall cupboard in which clothes are hung or stored. |
| 324 | window | Noun | Home & Family | An opening in a wall fitted with glass in a frame to admit light and air. |
| 325 | wire | Noun | Home & Family | Metal drawn out into the form of a thin flexible thread or rod. |
| 326 | yard | Noun | Home & Family | A piece of enclosed ground adjoining a building or house. |
| 327 | ache | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A continuous or prolonged dull pain in a part of the body. |
| 328 | ankle | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The joint connecting the foot with the leg. |
| 329 | arm | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Each of the two upper limbs of the human body from shoulder to hand. |
| 330 | back | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The rear surface of the human body from shoulders to hips. |
| 331 | bandage | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A strip of woven material used to bind up an injury. |
| 332 | blood | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The red liquid circulating in the arteries and veins of humans. |
| 333 | body | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The physical structure of a human being including bones and flesh. |
| 334 | bone | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Any of the pieces of hard tissue making up the human skeleton. |
| 335 | breath | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The air taken into the lungs and sent out in breathing. |
| 336 | brush | Verb | Daily Routine & Health | To clean or tidy teeth or hair with a brush. |
| 337 | care | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The provision of what is necessary for the health and welfare of someone. |
| 338 | cheek | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Either side of the face below the eye. |
| 339 | chest | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The front surface of a person's body between neck and stomach. |
| 340 | chin | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The protruding part of the face below the mouth. |
| 341 | clinic | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | An establishment where medical advice and outpatient treatment are given. |
| 342 | cold | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A common viral infection causing sneezing and sore throat. |
| 343 | cough | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | An act of expelling air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound. |
| 344 | cure | Verb | Daily Routine & Health | To relieve a person of the symptoms of an illness or disease. |
| 345 | dentist | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A person qualified to treat diseases and conditions affecting teeth. |
| 346 | diet | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The kinds of food that a person habitually eats to maintain health. |
| 347 | ear | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The organ of hearing on each side of the head. |
| 348 | elbow | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The joint between the forearm and the upper arm. |
| 349 | energy | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The strength and vitality required for sustained physical activity. |
| 350 | eye | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Each of a pair of globular organs of sight in the head. |
| 351 | face | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The front part of a person's head from forehead to chin. |
| 352 | fever | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | An abnormally high body temperature accompanied by shivering. |
| 353 | finger | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Each of the four slender jointed parts attached to either hand. |
| 354 | fitness | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The condition of being physically healthy and active. |
| 355 | foot | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle on which a person stands. |
| 356 | hair | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Any of the fine thread-like strands growing from the skin of the head. |
| 357 | hand | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The end part of a person's arm beyond the wrist, including fingers. |
| 358 | head | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The upper part of the human body containing the brain and sensory organs. |
| 359 | headache | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A continuous pain in the head requiring rest. |
| 360 | health | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The state of being free from illness or injury. |
| 361 | hearing | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The faculty of perceiving sounds with the ears. |
| 362 | heart | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system. |
| 363 | heel | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The back part of the human foot below the ankle. |
| 364 | hygiene | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and cleanliness. |
| 365 | ill | Adjective | Daily Routine & Health | Not in full health; suffering from an illness. |
| 366 | illness | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind. |
| 367 | injury | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Physical damage to the body caused by an accident or fall. |
| 368 | knee | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The joint between the thigh and the lower leg in humans. |
| 369 | leg | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Each of the limbs on which a person walks and stands. |
| 370 | lip | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Either of the two fleshy parts forming the edges of the mouth opening. |
| 371 | meal | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Any of the regular occasions in day when a reasonably large amount of food is eaten. |
| 372 | mouth | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The opening in the face through which food is taken and speech sounds are emitted. |
| 373 | muscle | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A band or bundle of fibrous tissue in a human body producing motion. |
| 374 | nail | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A horny covering on the upper surface of the tip of the finger and toe. |
| 375 | neck | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The part of a person's body connecting the head to the rest of the body. |
| 376 | nurse | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A person trained to care for the sick or infirm in a hospital. |
| 377 | pain | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Highly unpleasant physical sensation caused by illness or injury. |
| 378 | patient | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A person receiving medical care or treatment from a doctor. |
| 379 | pill | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | A small round mass of solid medicine for swallowing whole. |
| 380 | rest | Verb | Daily Routine & Health | To cease work or movement in order to relax and recover strength. |
| 381 | shoulder | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The part of the body between the neck and the upper arm. |
| 382 | skin | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The thin layer of tissue forming the natural outer covering of the body. |
| 383 | stomach | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The internal organ in which the major part of the digestion of food occurs. |
| 384 | throat | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The passage which leads from the back of the mouth of a person to the stomach. |
| 385 | thumb | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The short, thick first digit of the human hand, set at an angle to the other fingers. |
| 386 | toe | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Any of the five digits at the end of the human foot. |
| 387 | tongue | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The fleshy muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, licking, and speech. |
| 388 | tooth | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | Each of a set of hard, bony enamel-coated structures in the jaws used for biting. |
| 389 | voice | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth. |
| 390 | waist | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips. |
| 391 | wound | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | An injury to living tissue caused by a cut, blow, or impact. |
| 392 | wrist | Noun | Daily Routine & Health | The joint connecting the hand with the forearm. |
| 393 | agriculture | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil. |
| 394 | apple | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The round fruit of a tree, which typically has thin green or red skin. |
| 395 | banana | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A long curved fruit which grows in clusters and has soft pulpy flesh. |
| 396 | bean | Noun | Food & Agriculture | An edible seed or pod of a plant, cooked in Sri Lankan curries. |
| 397 | beef | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The flesh of a cow, bull, or ox used as food. |
| 398 | boil | Verb | Food & Agriculture | To cook food in boiling water over a stove. |
| 399 | bread | Noun | Food & Agriculture | Food made of flour, water, and yeast mixed and baked in an oven. |
| 400 | butter | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A pale yellow fatty substance made by churning cream. |
| 401 | cabbage | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A cultivated plant with a round head of thick green leaves used as a vegetable. |
| 402 | cake | Noun | Food & Agriculture | An item of soft sweet food made from a mixture of flour, butter, eggs, and sugar. |
| 403 | carrot | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A tapering orange-colored root eaten as a vegetable in salads and curries. |
| 404 | cattle | Noun | Food & Agriculture | Large ruminant animals with horns and cloven hoofs kept on farms for milk. |
| 405 | cereal | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A grain used for food, such as wheat, oats, or corn. |
| 406 | cheese | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A food made from the pressed curds of milk. |
| 407 | chicken | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat. |
| 408 | chilli | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A small hot-tasting pod of a variety of capsicum used in spicy cooking. |
| 409 | coconut | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The large oval brown seed of a tropical palm containing edible white flesh and water. |
| 410 | coffee | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A hot drink made from the roasted and ground bean-like seeds of a tropical shrub. |
| 411 | corn | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A cereal plant that yields large grains set in rows on a cob; maize. |
| 412 | crop | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A cultivated plant that is grown on a large scale commercially, especially a cereal. |
| 413 | cucumber | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A long, green-skinned fruit with watery flesh, eaten raw in salads. |
| 414 | cultivate | Verb | Food & Agriculture | To prepare and use land for crops or gardening. |
| 415 | curry | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A dish of meat, vegetables, etc., cooked in an Indian-style sauce of strong spices. |
| 416 | drink | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A liquid that can be swallowed as refreshment or nourishment. |
| 417 | egg | Noun | Food & Agriculture | An oval or round object laid by a female bird, eaten as food. |
| 418 | farm | Noun | Food & Agriculture | An area of land and its buildings used for growing crops and rearing animals. |
| 419 | farmer | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A person who owns or manages an agricultural farm. |
| 420 | field | Noun | Food & Agriculture | An area of open land, especially one planted with crops or pasture. |
| 421 | fish | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A limbless cold-blooded vertebrate animal with gills living in water, eaten as food. |
| 422 | flour | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A powder obtained by grinding grain, typically wheat, and used to make bread. |
| 423 | food | Noun | Food & Agriculture | Any nutritious substance that people eat or drink in order to maintain life. |
| 424 | fruit | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The sweet and fleshy product of a tree or plant that contains seed. |
| 425 | grain | Noun | Food & Agriculture | Wheat or any other cultivated cereal used as food. |
| 426 | harvest | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The season for gathering in agricultural crops, especially paddy. |
| 427 | honey | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A sweet, sticky yellowish-brown fluid made by bees and other insects from nectar. |
| 428 | juice | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The liquid that comes from fruit or meat. |
| 429 | meat | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The flesh of an animal as food. |
| 430 | milk | Noun | Food & Agriculture | An opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein secreted by female mammals. |
| 431 | mutton | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The flesh of mature sheep used as food. |
| 432 | oil | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A viscous liquid derived from petroleum or plants used in frying and cooking. |
| 433 | onion | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A swollen edible bulb with a pungent taste and smell, composed of several layers. |
| 434 | paddy | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A field where rice is grown; also the unmilled rice grain itself. |
| 435 | papaya | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A tropical fruit shaped like an elongated melon, with edible orange flesh and small black seeds. |
| 436 | pepper | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A pungent, hot-tasting powder prepared from dried and ground peppercorns. |
| 437 | plough | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A large farming implement with one or more blades fixed in a frame used to turn soil. |
| 438 | potato | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A starchy plant tuber that is one of the most important food crops worldwide. |
| 439 | pumpkin | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A large rounded orange-yellow fruit with a thick rind and edible flesh. |
| 440 | rice | Noun | Food & Agriculture | The starchy grains of a cereal grass, the staple food of Sri Lanka. |
| 441 | ripe | Adjective | Food & Agriculture | Developed to the point of readiness for harvesting and eating. |
| 442 | salad | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A cold dish of various raw or cooked vegetables seasoned with oil and vinegar. |
| 443 | salt | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A white crystalline substance which gives seawater its characteristic taste and is used for seasoning. |
| 444 | seed | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant. |
| 445 | soup | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A liquid dish, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables in stock. |
| 446 | spicy | Adjective | Food & Agriculture | Flavored with or fragrant with spices such as curry powder and pepper. |
| 447 | sugar | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A sweet crystalline substance obtained from sugarcane or sugar beet. |
| 448 | tea | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A hot drink made by infusing dried crushed leaves of the tea plant in boiling water. |
| 449 | vegetable | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A plant or part of a plant used as food, typically as accompaniment to meat or rice. |
| 450 | water | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A colorless, transparent, odorless liquid forming rivers, seas, and the basis of fluids of living organisms. |
| 451 | wheat | Noun | Food & Agriculture | A cereal plant that is the most important kind grown in temperate countries for flour. |
| 452 | air | Noun | Environment & Nature | The invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, a mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen. |
| 453 | animal | Noun | Environment & Nature | A living organism that feeds on organic matter, typically having specialized sense organs. |
| 454 | bark | Noun | Environment & Nature | The tough protective outer sheath of the trunk and branches of a tree. |
| 455 | beach | Noun | Environment & Nature | A pebbly or sandy shore, especially by the sea or between high- and low-water marks. |
| 456 | bear | Noun | Environment & Nature | A large, heavy mammal with thick fur and a very short tail, found in dry-zone forests. |
| 457 | bee | Noun | Environment & Nature | A stinging winged insect which collects nectar and pollen, produces wax and honey. |
| 458 | bird | Noun | Environment & Nature | A warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate distinguished by the possession of feathers, wings, and a beak. |
| 459 | branch | Noun | Environment & Nature | A part of a tree which grows out from the trunk or from a bough. |
| 460 | breeze | Noun | Environment & Nature | A gentle, refreshing wind blowing from the sea or over hills. |
| 461 | bush | Noun | Environment & Nature | A shrub or clump of shrubs with stems of moderate length. |
| 462 | butterfly | Noun | Environment & Nature | An insect with two pairs of large, typically brightly colored wings. |
| 463 | cat | Noun | Environment & Nature | A small domesticated carnivorous mammal with soft fur and a short snout. |
| 464 | climate | Noun | Environment & Nature | The weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period. |
| 465 | cloud | Noun | Environment & Nature | A visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere. |
| 466 | cow | Noun | Environment & Nature | A fully grown female animal of a domesticated bovine which gives milk. |
| 467 | crow | Noun | Environment & Nature | A large black bird with a harsh cry, very common in urban and rural Sri Lanka. |
| 468 | deer | Noun | Environment & Nature | A hoofed grazing or browsing animal, with branched bony antlers that are shed annually. |
| 469 | dog | Noun | Environment & Nature | A domesticated carnivorous mammal that typically has a long snout and barking voice. |
| 470 | dolphin | Noun | Environment & Nature | A small gregarious toothed whale that typically has a beak-like snout and curved dorsal fin. |
| 471 | duck | Noun | Environment & Nature | A waterbird with a broad blunt bill, short legs, and webbed feet. |
| 472 | earth | Noun | Environment & Nature | The planet on which we live; also the soil or ground as distinguished from sky or sea. |
| 473 | elephant | Noun | Environment & Nature | A very large plant-eating mammal with a prehensile trunk, long curved ivory tusks, and large ears. |
| 474 | environment | Noun | Environment & Nature | The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates. |
| 475 | feather | Noun | Environment & Nature | Any of the flat appendages growing from a bird's skin forming its plumage. |
| 476 | flood | Noun | Environment & Nature | An overflow of a large body of water beyond its normal confines over dry land. |
| 477 | flower | Noun | Environment & Nature | The seed-bearing part of a plant, consisting of reproductive organs surrounded by colored petals. |
| 478 | fog | Noun | Environment & Nature | A thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface. |
| 479 | grass | Noun | Environment & Nature | Vegetation consisting of typically short plants with long, narrow leaves. |
| 480 | hill | Noun | Environment & Nature | A naturally raised area of land, not as high or craggy as a mountain. |
| 481 | insect | Noun | Environment & Nature | A small arthropod animal that has six legs and generally one or two pairs of wings. |
| 482 | island | Noun | Environment & Nature | A piece of land surrounded entirely by water, such as Sri Lanka. |
| 483 | jungle | Noun | Environment & Nature | An area of land overgrown with dense forest and tangled vegetation. |
| 484 | lake | Noun | Environment & Nature | A large body of water surrounded by land. |
| 485 | leaf | Noun | Environment & Nature | A flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like, that is attached to a stem. |
| 486 | leopard | Noun | Environment & Nature | A large solitary cat that has a fawn or yellowish coat with black spots. |
| 487 | lightning | Noun | Environment & Nature | The occurrence of a natural electrical discharge of very short duration between a cloud and the ground. |
| 488 | monkey | Noun | Environment & Nature | A small to medium-sized primate that typically has a long tail, common in Sri Lankan temples. |
| 489 | moon | Noun | Environment & Nature | The natural satellite of the earth, visible by reflected light from the sun at night. |
| 490 | mountain | Noun | Environment & Nature | A large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level. |
| 491 | nest | Noun | Environment & Nature | A structure or place made or chosen by a bird for laying eggs and sheltering its young. |
| 492 | ocean | Noun | Environment & Nature | A very large expanse of sea, in particular each of the main areas into which the sea is divided. |
| 493 | parrot | Noun | Environment & Nature | A bird with a strong curved beak, upright stance, and bright plumage, often green. |
| 494 | peacock | Noun | Environment & Nature | A male peafowl, which has very long tail feathers that have eye-like markings and can be fanned out. |
| 495 | rabbit | Noun | Environment & Nature | A burrowing, gregarious, plant-eating mammal with long ears and long hind legs. |
| 496 | rain | Noun | Environment & Nature | Moisture condensed from the atmosphere that falls visibly in separate drops. |
| 497 | rainbow | Noun | Environment & Nature | An arch of colors formed in the sky in certain circumstances, caused by the refraction of the sun's rays in rain. |
| 498 | rock | Noun | Environment & Nature | The solid mineral material forming part of the surface of the earth. |
| 499 | root | Noun | Environment & Nature | The part of a plant which attaches it to the ground, conveying water and nourishment to the rest. |
| 500 | sand | Noun | Environment & Nature | A loose granular substance resulting from the erosion of siliceous and other rocks. |
| 501 | sea | Noun | Environment & Nature | The expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface and surrounds its land masses. |
| 502 | shade | Noun | Environment & Nature | Comparative darkness and coolness caused by shelter from direct sunlight. |
| 503 | sky | Noun | Environment & Nature | The region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the earth. |
| 504 | snake | Noun | Environment & Nature | A long limbless reptile which has no eyelids, a short tail, and jaws that are capable of considerable extension. |
| 505 | soil | Noun | Environment & Nature | The upper layer of earth in which plants grow, a black or dark brown material. |
| 506 | star | Noun | Environment & Nature | A fixed luminous point in the night sky which is a large, remote incandescent body. |
| 507 | storm | Noun | Environment & Nature | A violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and usually rain, thunder, or lightning. |
| 508 | sun | Noun | Environment & Nature | The star around which the earth orbits, providing light and heat. |
| 509 | sunshine | Noun | Environment & Nature | Direct sunlight unbroken by cloud, especially over open fields. |
| 510 | thunder | Noun | Environment & Nature | A loud rumbling or crashing noise heard after a lightning flash. |
| 511 | tree | Noun | Environment & Nature | A woody perennial plant, typically having a single stem or trunk growing to a considerable height. |
| 512 | valley | Noun | Environment & Nature | A low area of land between hills or mountains, typically with a river flowing through it. |
| 513 | waterfall | Noun | Environment & Nature | A cascade of water falling from a height, formed when a river flows over a precipice. |
| 514 | weather | Noun | Environment & Nature | The state of the atmosphere at a place and time as regards heat, dryness, sunshine, wind, and rain. |
| 515 | wind | Noun | Environment & Nature | The perceptible natural movement of the air, especially in the form of a current of air blowing from a particular direction. |
| 516 | wood | Noun | Environment & Nature | The hard fibrous material that forms the main substance of the trunk or branches of a tree. |
| 517 | baker | Noun | Community & Services | A person who bakes and sells bread and cakes in a bakery. |
| 518 | bank | Noun | Community & Services | A financial establishment that uses money deposited by customers for investment and loans. |
| 519 | blacksmith | Noun | Community & Services | A person who makes and repairs things in iron by hand. |
| 520 | bridge | Noun | Community & Services | A structure carrying a road, path, or railway across a river or ravine. |
| 521 | building | Noun | Community & Services | A structure with a roof and walls, such as a house, factory, or school. |
| 522 | butcher | Noun | Community & Services | A person who slaughters or dresses meat for market, or sells it in a shop. |
| 523 | carpenter | Noun | Community & Services | A person who makes and repairs wooden objects and structures. |
| 524 | cashier | Noun | Community & Services | A person handling payments and receipts in a bank, shop, or business. |
| 525 | church | Noun | Community & Services | A building used for public Christian worship. |
| 526 | cinema | Noun | Community & Services | A theatre where films are shown for public entertainment. |
| 527 | city | Noun | Community & Services | A large and permanent human settlement with significant administrative importance. |
| 528 | clerk | Noun | Community & Services | A person employed in an office or bank to keep records and accounts. |
| 529 | community | Noun | Community & Services | A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. |
| 530 | conductor | Noun | Community & Services | A person who collects fares on a public bus or tram. |
| 531 | dispensary | Noun | Community & Services | A room where medicines are prepared and provided to patients in a village. |
| 532 | doctor | Noun | Community & Services | A qualified practitioner of medicine; a physician. |
| 533 | driver | Noun | Community & Services | A person who drives a vehicle such as a bus, car, or train. |
| 534 | factory | Noun | Community & Services | A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled by machine. |
| 535 | fireman | Noun | Community & Services | A person whose job is to extinguish fires and rescue people from burning buildings. |
| 536 | fisherman | Noun | Community & Services | A person who catches fish for a living or for sport. |
| 537 | guard | Noun | Community & Services | A person who keeps watch, especially a security guard at a public gate. |
| 538 | judge | Noun | Community & Services | A public officer appointed to decide cases in a court of law. |
| 539 | lawyer | Noun | Community & Services | A person who practices or studies law; an attorney or counsellor. |
| 540 | mason | Noun | Community & Services | A person skilled in cutting, dressing, and laying stone or brick in buildings. |
| 541 | mayor | Noun | Community & Services | The elected head of a city, town, or other municipal corporation. |
| 542 | mechanic | Noun | Community & Services | A person who repairs and maintains machinery, especially motor engines. |
| 543 | merchant | Noun | Community & Services | A person or company involved in wholesale trade, especially one dealing with foreign countries. |
| 544 | mosque | Noun | Community & Services | A Muslim place of worship. |
| 545 | painter | Noun | Community & Services | An artist who paints pictures, or a tradesman who paints the walls of buildings. |
| 546 | parliament | Noun | Community & Services | The highest legislature, consisting of the elected representatives of the nation. |
| 547 | pilot | Noun | Community & Services | A person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft. |
| 548 | plumber | Noun | Community & Services | A person who installs and repairs the pipes and fittings of water supply. |
| 549 | police | Noun | Community & Services | The civil force of a state, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime. |
| 550 | policeman | Noun | Community & Services | A member of a police force, responsible for keeping law and order. |
| 551 | postman | Noun | Community & Services | A person who is employed to deliver or collect letters and parcels. |
| 552 | president | Noun | Community & Services | The elected head of a republic, or the elected leader of a school society. |
| 553 | priest | Noun | Community & Services | An ordained minister of the Catholic, Orthodox, or Anglican Church, or Buddhist monk. |
| 554 | secretary | Noun | Community & Services | A person employed by an organization to handle correspondence and keep records. |
| 555 | shop | Noun | Community & Services | A building or part of a building where goods or services are sold. |
| 556 | shopkeeper | Noun | Community & Services | A person who owns or manages a small retail shop. |
| 557 | soldier | Noun | Community & Services | A person who serves in an army. |
| 558 | tailor | Noun | Community & Services | A person whose occupation is making fitted clothes such as suits, trousers, and jackets. |
| 559 | teacher | Noun | Community & Services | A person who teaches, especially in a school. |
| 560 | temple | Noun | Community & Services | A building devoted to the worship of a god or gods, especially a Buddhist Vihara. |
| 561 | town | Noun | Community & Services | A built-up area with a name, defined boundaries, and local government, larger than a village. |
| 562 | worker | Noun | Community & Services | A person who does a specified type of work or who produces work of a specified character. |
| 563 | aeroplane | Noun | Travel & Directions | A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces. |
| 564 | ahead | Adverb | Travel & Directions | Further forward in space or time; in front. |
| 565 | bicycle | Noun | Travel & Directions | A vehicle consisting of two wheels held in a frame one behind the other, propelled by pedals. |
| 566 | boat | Noun | Travel & Directions | A small vessel for travelling over water, propelled by oars, sails, or an engine. |
| 567 | bus | Noun | Travel & Directions | A large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road, especially along a fixed route. |
| 568 | car | Noun | Travel & Directions | A four-wheeled road vehicle that is powered by an engine and is able to carry a small number of people. |
| 569 | cart | Noun | Travel & Directions | A strong, open, vehicle with two or four wheels, typically pulled by a bullock or horse. |
| 570 | cross | Verb | Travel & Directions | To pass from one side of a road or river to the other. |
| 571 | direction | Noun | Travel & Directions | A course along which someone or something moves, such as north, south, east, or west. |
| 572 | distance | Noun | Travel & Directions | An amount of space between two things or people on a route. |
| 573 | east | Noun | Travel & Directions | The direction toward the point of the horizon where the sun rises at the equinox. |
| 574 | engine | Noun | Travel & Directions | A machine with moving parts that converts power into motion. |
| 575 | fare | Noun | Travel & Directions | The money a passenger on public transport has to pay for a journey. |
| 576 | harbour | Noun | Travel & Directions | A place on the coast where vessels may find shelter, especially one protected from rough water. |
| 577 | highway | Noun | Travel & Directions | A main road, especially one connecting major towns or cities. |
| 578 | journey | Noun | Travel & Directions | An act of travelling from one place to another. |
| 579 | left | Adjective | Travel & Directions | On, towards, or relating to the side of a human body or of a thing which is to the west when facing north. |
| 580 | lorry | Noun | Travel & Directions | A large, heavy motor vehicle for transporting goods or troops; a truck. |
| 581 | luggage | Noun | Travel & Directions | Suitcases or other bags in which to pack personal belongings for travelling. |
| 582 | mile | Noun | Travel & Directions | A unit of linear measure equal to 1,760 yards (approximately 1.609 km). |
| 583 | motorcycle | Noun | Travel & Directions | A two-wheeled vehicle that is powered by an engine and has no pedals. |
| 584 | near | Adverb | Travel & Directions | At or to a short distance away; nearby. |
| 585 | north | Noun | Travel & Directions | The direction in which a compass needle points, directly opposite to south. |
| 586 | passenger | Noun | Travel & Directions | A traveller on a public or private conveyance other than the driver or pilot. |
| 587 | path | Noun | Travel & Directions | A way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading. |
| 588 | railway | Noun | Travel & Directions | A track made of steel rails along which passenger and freight trains run. |
| 589 | right | Adjective | Travel & Directions | On, towards, or relating to the side of a human body which is to the east when facing north. |
| 590 | road | Noun | Travel & Directions | A wide way leading from one place to another, especially one with a specially prepared surface. |
| 591 | route | Noun | Travel & Directions | A way or course taken in getting from a starting point to a destination. |
| 592 | ship | Noun | Travel & Directions | A large boat for transporting people or goods by sea. |
| 593 | south | Noun | Travel & Directions | The direction towards the point of the horizon 90 degrees clockwise from east. |
| 594 | speed | Noun | Travel & Directions | The rate at which someone or something is able to move or operate. |
| 595 | stop | Noun | Travel & Directions | A designated place where a bus or train halts for passengers. |
| 596 | straight | Adverb | Travel & Directions | In a continuous line without bending or curving. |
| 597 | street | Noun | Travel & Directions | A public road in a city, town, or village, typically with houses and buildings on one or both sides. |
| 598 | ticket | Noun | Travel & Directions | A piece of paper or card that gives the holder a certain right, especially to travel on a train or bus. |
| 599 | tour | Noun | Travel & Directions | A journey for pleasure in which several different places are visited. |
| 600 | track | Noun | Travel & Directions | A rough path or road, typically one beaten by use rather than constructed. |
| 601 | traffic | Noun | Travel & Directions | Vehicles moving on a public highway. |
| 602 | train | Noun | Travel & Directions | A series of railway carriages or wagons moved by a locomotive. |
| 603 | trip | Noun | Travel & Directions | A journey or excursion, especially for pleasure. |
| 604 | van | Noun | Travel & Directions | A medium-sized motor vehicle, typically without side windows in the rear, used for transporting goods. |
| 605 | vehicle | Noun | Travel & Directions | A thing used for transporting people or goods, especially on land, such as a car, lorry, or cart. |
| 606 | voyage | Noun | Travel & Directions | A long journey involving travel by sea or in space. |
| 607 | west | Noun | Travel & Directions | The direction toward the point of the horizon where the sun sets at the equinox. |
| 608 | athlete | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise. |
| 609 | badminton | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A game with rackets in which a shuttlecock is played back and forth across a high net. |
| 610 | ball | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A solid or hollow spherical or egg-shaped object that is kicked, thrown, or hit in a game. |
| 611 | bat | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | An implement with a handle and a solid surface, typically of wood, used for hitting the ball in cricket. |
| 612 | bowler | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A player in cricket who delivers the ball to the batsman. |
| 613 | captain | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | The leader of a team or sports side in school matches. |
| 614 | catch | Verb | Hobbies & Sports | To intercept and hold a ball with the hands before it hits the ground. |
| 615 | champion | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A person or team that has defeated or surpassed all rivals in a competition. |
| 616 | chess | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A board game of strategic skill for two players, played on a chequered board. |
| 617 | cricket | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | An open-air game played on a large grass pitch with bat and ball between two teams of eleven players. |
| 618 | drama | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A play for theatre, radio, or television performed by actors. |
| 619 | drum | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A percussion instrument sounded by being struck with sticks or the hands, such as the Geta Bera. |
| 620 | film | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A motion picture or movie recorded on camera and shown in a cinema. |
| 621 | football | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A form of team game played with a spherical ball that may not be touched with the hands or arms. |
| 622 | game | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | An activity that one engages in for amusement or fun according to set rules. |
| 623 | goal | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | In football, a pair of posts linked by a crossbar and forming a space into which the ball must be kicked. |
| 624 | ground | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | An area of land used for a particular purpose, especially for sports matches. |
| 625 | hobby | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure. |
| 626 | match | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A contest in which people or teams compete against each other in a sport. |
| 627 | net | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A piece of open-meshed material used across the middle of a badminton, tennis, or volleyball court. |
| 628 | player | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A person taking part in a sport or game. |
| 629 | puzzle | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A game, toy, or problem designed to test ingenuity or knowledge. |
| 630 | racket | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A bat with a round or oval frame stringed with catgut or nylon, used in tennis and badminton. |
| 631 | referee | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | An official who watches a game or match closely to ensure that the rules are adhered to. |
| 632 | runner | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A person who runs, especially in a sports competition or sprint. |
| 633 | singer | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A person who sings, especially professionally or in a school choir. |
| 634 | stadium | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A sports ground with tiers of seats for spectators. |
| 635 | stamp | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A small adhesive piece of paper stuck to a letter; collected as a popular hobby. |
| 636 | swim | Verb | Hobbies & Sports | To propel the body through water by using the limbs. |
| 637 | swimmer | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A person who swims, especially for sport or recreation. |
| 638 | team | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A group of players forming one side in a competitive game or sport. |
| 639 | theatre | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given. |
| 640 | tournament | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A series of contests between a number of competitors, competing for an overall prize. |
| 641 | trophy | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | A cup or other decorative object awarded as a prize for a victory or success. |
| 642 | umpire | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | An official who watches a game or match to enforce the rules and arbitrate on matters arising. |
| 643 | volleyball | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | The national sport of Sri Lanka, played by two teams over a high net using hands to hit a ball. |
| 644 | wicket | Noun | Hobbies & Sports | In cricket, each of the sets of three stumps with two bails balanced on them. |
| 645 | active | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic pursuits. |
| 646 | afraid | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling fear or anxiety; frightened. |
| 647 | angry | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility. |
| 648 | bad | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of poor quality or a low standard; not good. |
| 649 | beautiful | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically. |
| 650 | big | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of considerable size, extent, or intensity. |
| 651 | bitter | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having a sharp, pungent taste or smell; not sweet. |
| 652 | blind | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Unable to see because of injury, disease, or a congenital condition. |
| 653 | bold | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Willing to take risks and face danger; confident and courageous. |
| 654 | brave | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage. |
| 655 | bright | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Giving out or reflecting a lot of light; shining. |
| 656 | busy | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having a great deal to do; keeping occupied. |
| 657 | calm | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions. |
| 658 | careful | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Making sure of avoiding potential danger, mishap, or harm. |
| 659 | careless | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Not giving sufficient attention or thought to avoiding harm or errors. |
| 660 | cheerful | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Noticeably happy and optimistic in mood. |
| 661 | clever | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Quick to understand, learn, and devise or apply ideas; intelligent. |
| 662 | cruel | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Willfully causing pain or suffering to others, or feeling no concern about it. |
| 663 | dark | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | With little or no light. |
| 664 | deaf | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Lacking the power of hearing or having impaired hearing. |
| 665 | dirty | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Covered or marked with an unclean substance. |
| 666 | excited | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Very enthusiastic and eager about an upcoming event. |
| 667 | famous | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Known about by many people across the country or world. |
| 668 | fast | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Moving or capable of moving at high speed. |
| 669 | fat | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having a large amount of excess flesh; plump. |
| 670 | friendly | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Kind and pleasant towards others in social relations. |
| 671 | funny | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Causing laughter or amusement; humorous. |
| 672 | generous | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Showing a readiness to give more of something, especially with money or help. |
| 673 | gentle | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing a mild, kind, or tender temperament or character. |
| 674 | glad | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Pleased; delighted; feeling joyful. |
| 675 | good | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | To be desired or approved of; having the required qualities. |
| 676 | great | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal or average. |
| 677 | greedy | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing an intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth or food. |
| 678 | happy | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment. |
| 679 | hard | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Solid, firm, and rigid; not easily broken, bent, or pierced. |
| 680 | heavy | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of great weight; difficult to lift or move. |
| 681 | honest | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Free of deceit and untruthfulness; sincere. |
| 682 | hot | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having a high degree of heat or a high temperature. |
| 683 | humble | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance. |
| 684 | hungry | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling or displaying the need for food. |
| 685 | jealous | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling or showing envy of someone or their achievements. |
| 686 | joyful | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling, expressing, or causing great pleasure and happiness. |
| 687 | lazy | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Unwilling to work or use energy; idle. |
| 688 | light | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of little weight; not heavy. |
| 689 | loud | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Producing or capable of producing much noise; easily heard. |
| 690 | lucky | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having, bringing, or resulting from good luck; fortunate. |
| 691 | mad | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Very angry or extremely foolish. |
| 692 | new | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Produced, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time. |
| 693 | nice | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Pleasant; agreeable; satisfactory. |
| 694 | old | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having lived for a long time; no longer young. |
| 695 | polite | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing behaviour that is respectful and considerate of other people. |
| 696 | poor | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Lacking sufficient money to live at a standard considered comfortable. |
| 697 | proud | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements. |
| 698 | quick | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Moving fast or doing something in a short time. |
| 699 | quiet | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Making little or no noise; peaceful. |
| 700 | rich | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy. |
| 701 | sad | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy. |
| 702 | sharp | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having an edge or point that is able to cut or pierce something easily. |
| 703 | short | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Measuring a small distance from end to end, or small in stature. |
| 704 | shy | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Being reserved or having or showing nervousness or timidity in the company of other people. |
| 705 | silent | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Not making or accompanied by any sound. |
| 706 | silly | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing a lack of common sense or judgement; foolish. |
| 707 | simple | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Easily understood or done; presenting no difficulty. |
| 708 | slow | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Moving or operating, or designed to do so, only at a low speed; not quick. |
| 709 | small | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of a size that is less than normal or usual. |
| 710 | smart | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing a quick-witted intelligence. |
| 711 | smooth | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having an even and regular surface or consistency; free from skin roughness. |
| 712 | soft | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Easy to press, bend, cut, etc.; not hard or firm. |
| 713 | sorry | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling sad, repentant, or disappointed over an occurrence. |
| 714 | sour | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having an acid taste like lemon or vinegar; not sweet. |
| 715 | strong | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having the power to move heavy weights or perform other physically demanding tasks. |
| 716 | stupid | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing a great lack of intelligence or common sense. |
| 717 | sweet | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having the pleasant taste characteristic of sugar or honey; not salty, sour, or bitter. |
| 718 | tall | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of great or more than average height. |
| 719 | thick | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | With opposite sides or surfaces that are a great or relatively great distance apart. |
| 720 | thin | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having opposite surfaces or sides that are close upon each other; not thick. |
| 721 | thirsty | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Feeling a need to drink liquids. |
| 722 | true | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | In accordance with fact or reality. |
| 723 | warm | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature. |
| 724 | weak | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Lacking the power to perform physically demanding tasks; lacking physical strength. |
| 725 | wise | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having or showing experience, knowledge, and good judgement. |
| 726 | young | Adjective | Feelings & Qualities | Having lived or existed for only a short time; not old. |
| 727 | agree | Verb | Action Verbs | To have the same opinion about something. |
| 728 | allow | Verb | Action Verbs | To give the necessary permission to someone to do something. |
| 729 | appear | Verb | Action Verbs | To come into sight; become visible or noticeable. |
| 730 | arrive | Verb | Action Verbs | To reach a destination at the end of a journey or stage. |
| 731 | ask | Verb | Action Verbs | To say something in order to obtain an answer or some information. |
| 732 | begin | Verb | Action Verbs | To perform or undergo the first part of an action or activity. |
| 733 | bite | Verb | Action Verbs | To use the teeth to cut into something in eating or defense. |
| 734 | blow | Verb | Action Verbs | To move creating an air current, like wind. |
| 735 | borrow | Verb | Action Verbs | To take and use something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it. |
| 736 | break | Verb | Action Verbs | To separate into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain. |
| 737 | bring | Verb | Action Verbs | To take or go with someone or something to a place. |
| 738 | build | Verb | Action Verbs | To construct something by putting parts or material together. |
| 739 | burn | Verb | Action Verbs | To be on fire; consume fuel producing heat and light. |
| 740 | call | Verb | Action Verbs | To cry out to someone in order to summon them or attract their attention. |
| 741 | carry | Verb | Action Verbs | To support and move someone or something from one place to another. |
| 742 | change | Verb | Action Verbs | To make or become different over time. |
| 743 | chase | Verb | Action Verbs | To pursue in order to catch or catch up with. |
| 744 | choose | Verb | Action Verbs | To pick out or select as being the best or most appropriate of two or more alternatives. |
| 745 | climb | Verb | Action Verbs | To go or come up a mountain, tree, or stairs, especially using feet and hands. |
| 746 | close | Verb | Action Verbs | To move a door or window so as to cover an opening. |
| 747 | come | Verb | Action Verbs | To move or travel towards or into a place thought of as near or familiar to the speaker. |
| 748 | count | Verb | Action Verbs | To determine the total number of a collection of items. |
| 749 | cry | Verb | Action Verbs | To shed tears, typically as an expression of distress, pain, or sorrow. |
| 750 | cut | Verb | Action Verbs | To make an opening, incision, or wound in something with a sharp-edged tool. |
| 751 | decide | Verb | Action Verbs | To come to a resolution in the mind as a result of consideration. |
| 752 | die | Verb | Action Verbs | To stop living; cease to exist as a living being. |
| 753 | dig | Verb | Action Verbs | To break up and move ground or soil with a tool or the hands. |
| 754 | do | Verb | Action Verbs | To perform an action or task; carry out an activity. |
| 755 | draw | Verb | Action Verbs | To produce a picture or diagram by making lines and marks on paper with a pencil or pen. |
| 756 | drive | Verb | Action Verbs | To operate the direction and speed of a motor vehicle. |
| 757 | drop | Verb | Action Verbs | To let or make something fall vertically to the ground. |
| 758 | eat | Verb | Action Verbs | To put food into the mouth and chew and swallow it. |
| 759 | enter | Verb | Action Verbs | To come or go into a place or examination hall. |
| 760 | fall | Verb | Action Verbs | To move downwards, typically rapidly and freely without control, from a higher to a lower level. |
| 761 | feel | Verb | Action Verbs | To experience an emotion, physical sensation, or state of mind. |
| 762 | fight | Verb | Action Verbs | To take part in a violent struggle involving the exchange of physical blows. |
| 763 | fill | Verb | Action Verbs | To cause space in a container or blank space in a test to become full. |
| 764 | find | Verb | Action Verbs | To discover or perceive by chance or unexpectedly. |
| 765 | finish | Verb | Action Verbs | To bring a task or examination to an end; complete. |
| 766 | fly | Verb | Action Verbs | To move through the air using wings, like a bird or aircraft. |
| 767 | follow | Verb | Action Verbs | To go or come after a person or path. |
| 768 | forget | Verb | Action Verbs | To fail to remember a fact, word, or appointment. |
| 769 | forgive | Verb | Action Verbs | To stop feeling angry or resentful towards someone for an offence or mistake. |
| 770 | give | Verb | Action Verbs | To freely transfer the possession of something to someone else. |
| 771 | go | Verb | Action Verbs | To move from one place to another; travel. |
| 772 | hate | Verb | Action Verbs | To feel intense dislike or aversion for. |
| 773 | have | Verb | Action Verbs | To possess, own, or hold. |
| 774 | hear | Verb | Action Verbs | To perceive with the ear the sound made by someone or something. |
| 775 | hide | Verb | Action Verbs | To put or keep out of sight; conceal from view. |
| 776 | hit | Verb | Action Verbs | To bring one's hand or a tool into contact with someone or something quickly and forcefully. |
| 777 | hold | Verb | Action Verbs | To grasp, carry, or support with one's hands. |
| 778 | hope | Verb | Action Verbs | To want something to happen or be the case, and have good reason to think it might. |
| 779 | jump | Verb | Action Verbs | To push oneself off a surface and into the air by using the muscles in one's legs and feet. |
| 780 | keep | Verb | Action Verbs | To retain possession of something; continue to have. |
| 781 | kick | Verb | Action Verbs | To strike forcibly with the foot in football. |
| 782 | kill | Verb | Action Verbs | To cause the death of a person, animal, or plant. |
| 783 | know | Verb | Action Verbs | To be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information. |
| 784 | laugh | Verb | Action Verbs | To make the spontaneous sounds and movements of the face and body that are the instinctive expressions of lively amusement. |
| 785 | leave | Verb | Action Verbs | To go away from a person or place. |
| 786 | lend | Verb | Action Verbs | To grant to someone the use of something on the understanding that it shall be returned. |
| 787 | lie | Verb | Action Verbs | To be in or assume a horizontal or resting position on a supporting surface, or to state an untruth. |
| 788 | lift | Verb | Action Verbs | To raise to a higher position or level. |
| 789 | like | Verb | Action Verbs | To find agreeable, enjoyable, or satisfactory. |
| 790 | listen | Verb | Action Verbs | To give one's attention to a sound. |
| 791 | live | Verb | Action Verbs | To remain alive; have life; reside in a place. |
| 792 | look | Verb | Action Verbs | To direct one's gaze towards someone or something in a specified direction. |
| 793 | lose | Verb | Action Verbs | To be deprived of or cease to have or retain something. |
| 794 | love | Verb | Action Verbs | To feel deep affection or liking for someone. |
| 795 | make | Verb | Action Verbs | To form something by putting parts together or combining substances. |
| 796 | meet | Verb | Action Verbs | To arrange or happen to come into the presence or company of someone. |
| 797 | mend | Verb | Action Verbs | To repair something that is broken or damaged. |
| 798 | move | Verb | Action Verbs | To go in a specified direction or manner; change position. |
| 799 | open | Verb | Action Verbs | To move a door or window so as to leave a space allowing access and vision. |
| 800 | paint | Verb | Action Verbs | To apply liquid coloring matter to a surface with a brush. |
| 801 | pay | Verb | Action Verbs | To give someone money that is due for work done, goods received, or a debt incurred. |
| 802 | pick | Verb | Action Verbs | To take hold of and remove a flower or fruit from where it is growing. |
| 803 | play | Verb | Action Verbs | To engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose. |
| 804 | point | Verb | Action Verbs | To direct someone's attention towards something by extending a finger. |
| 805 | pull | Verb | Action Verbs | To exert force on someone or something so as to cause movement towards oneself. |
| 806 | push | Verb | Action Verbs | To exert force on someone or something in order to move them away from oneself. |
| 807 | put | Verb | Action Verbs | To move to or place in a particular position. |
| 808 | reach | Verb | Action Verbs | To arrive at; get as far as a destination. |
| 809 | ride | Verb | Action Verbs | To sit on and control the movement of a bicycle, motorcycle, or horse. |
| 810 | ring | Verb | Action Verbs | To make a clear resonant sound, like a school bell. |
| 811 | run | Verb | Action Verbs | To move at a speed faster than a walk, never having both feet on the ground at the same time. |
| 812 | say | Verb | Action Verbs | To utter words so as to convey information, an opinion, a feeling or intention. |
| 813 | see | Verb | Action Verbs | To perceive with the eyes; discern visually. |
| 814 | sell | Verb | Action Verbs | To give or hand over something in exchange for money. |
| 815 | send | Verb | Action Verbs | To cause to go or be taken to a particular destination; arrange for the delivery of. |
| 816 | shout | Verb | Action Verbs | To utter a loud call or cry, typically as an expression of a strong emotion. |
| 817 | shut | Verb | Action Verbs | To move into position so as to block an opening; close. |
| 818 | sing | Verb | Action Verbs | To make musical sounds with the voice, especially a set tune with words. |
| 819 | sit | Verb | Action Verbs | To adopt or be in a position in which one's weight is supported by one's buttocks rather than one's feet. |
| 820 | smile | Verb | Action Verbs | To form one's features into a pleased, kind, or amused expression. |
| 821 | speak | Verb | Action Verbs | To say something in order to convey information or to express a feeling. |
| 822 | stand | Verb | Action Verbs | To have or maintain an upright position, supported by one's feet. |
| 823 | start | Verb | Action Verbs | To begin to do or occur; commence. |
| 824 | stay | Verb | Action Verbs | To remain in the same place; not leave. |
| 825 | take | Verb | Action Verbs | To lay hold of something with one's hands; reach for and hold. |
| 826 | talk | Verb | Action Verbs | To speak in order to give information or express ideas. |
| 827 | taste | Verb | Action Verbs | To perceive or experience the flavor of something in the mouth. |
| 828 | tell | Verb | Action Verbs | To communicate information, facts, or news to someone in spoken or written words. |
| 829 | think | Verb | Action Verbs | To have a particular opinion, belief, or idea about something in the mind. |
| 830 | throw | Verb | Action Verbs | To propel something with force through the air by a movement of the arm and hand. |
| 831 | touch | Verb | Action Verbs | To come into or be in contact with something physically. |
| 832 | try | Verb | Action Verbs | To make an attempt or effort to do something. |
| 833 | turn | Verb | Action Verbs | To move in a circular direction wholly or partly round an axis or point. |
| 834 | understand | Verb | Action Verbs | To perceive the intended meaning of words, a language, or a speaker. |
| 835 | wait | Verb | Action Verbs | To stay where one is or delay action until a particular time or event. |
| 836 | walk | Verb | Action Verbs | To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn. |
| 837 | want | Verb | Action Verbs | To have a desire to possess or do something; wish for. |
| 838 | watch | Verb | Action Verbs | To look at or observe attentively over a period of time. |
| 839 | wear | Verb | Action Verbs | To have on one's body as clothing, decoration, or protection. |
| 840 | win | Verb | Action Verbs | To be successful or victorious in a contest or game. |
| 841 | about | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | On the subject of; concerning. |
| 842 | above | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | In extended space over and not touching; higher than. |
| 843 | across | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | From one side to the other of something with clear limits. |
| 844 | after | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | In the time following an event or hour. |
| 845 | again | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Another time; once more. |
| 846 | against | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | In opposition to; in contact with something. |
| 847 | all | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | The whole quantity or extent of. |
| 848 | almost | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Not quite; very nearly. |
| 849 | along | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Moving in a constant direction on a road or path. |
| 850 | already | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Before or by now or the time in question. |
| 851 | also | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | In addition; too. |
| 852 | always | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | At all times; on all occasions. |
| 853 | among | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Surrounded by; in the company of. |
| 854 | and | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences. |
| 855 | another | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type. |
| 856 | any | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things. |
| 857 | around | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Located or moving on every side of. |
| 858 | as | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Used to indicate by comparison the extent or degree of something. |
| 859 | at | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Expressing location or arrival in a particular place or time. |
| 860 | before | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | During the period of time preceding a particular event or date. |
| 861 | behind | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | At the back of; on the farther side of. |
| 862 | below | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | At a lower level or layer than. |
| 863 | beside | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | At the side of; next to. |
| 864 | between | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | In the middle of two points, objects, or people. |
| 865 | both | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | The two; referring to two people or things together. |
| 866 | but | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Used to introduce a phrase or clause contrasting with what has already been mentioned. |
| 867 | by | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Identifying the agent performing an action, or indicating location. |
| 868 | down | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | From a higher to a lower point of. |
| 869 | during | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Throughout the course or duration of a period of time. |
| 870 | each | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Used to refer to every one of two or more people or things, regarded and identified separately. |
| 871 | early | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Happening or done before the usual or expected time. |
| 872 | either | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Used before the first of two alternatives. |
| 873 | enough | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | As much or as many as required. |
| 874 | every | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Used to refer to all the individual members of a set without exception. |
| 875 | for | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Affecting, with, or in respect to; intended to belong to. |
| 876 | from | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Indicating the point in space or time at which a journey or action starts. |
| 877 | here | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | In, at, or to this place or position. |
| 878 | how | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | In what way or manner; by what means. |
| 879 | if | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Introducing a conditional clause. |
| 880 | in | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded. |
| 881 | inside | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Situated within the interior of. |
| 882 | into | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Expressing movement or action with the result that someone or something becomes enclosed. |
| 883 | just | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Exactly; only; a very short time ago. |
| 884 | many | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | A large number of. |
| 885 | more | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | A greater or additional amount or degree. |
| 886 | most | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Greatest in amount, quantity, or degree. |
| 887 | much | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | A large amount of. |
| 888 | neither | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Not the one nor the other of two people or things. |
| 889 | never | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | At no time in the past or future; not ever. |
| 890 | next | Adjective | Functional & Structural Words | Coming immediately after the time or space in question. |
| 891 | no | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Not any; not a single. |
| 892 | not | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Used with an auxiliary verb or 'be' to form the negative. |
| 893 | now | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | At the present time or moment. |
| 894 | of | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Expressing the relationship between a part and a whole. |
| 895 | off | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Moving away and often down from. |
| 896 | often | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Frequently; many times. |
| 897 | on | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Physically in contact with and supported by a surface. |
| 898 | once | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | On one occasion or for one time only. |
| 899 | only | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | And no one or nothing more besides; solely. |
| 900 | or | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Used to link alternatives. |
| 901 | other | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Used to refer to a person or thing that is different or distinct from one already mentioned. |
| 902 | out | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Moving away from the inside of a place. |
| 903 | outside | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | The outer side or surface of. |
| 904 | over | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Extending directly upwards from; above. |
| 905 | since | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | In the intervening period between the time mentioned and the present. |
| 906 | so | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | And for this reason; therefore. |
| 907 | some | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | An unspecified amount or number of. |
| 908 | sometimes | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Occasionally, rather than all of the time. |
| 909 | soon | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | In or after a short time. |
| 910 | still | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Even now or at a particular time in the past; continuing. |
| 911 | than | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | Used to introduce the second element in a comparison. |
| 912 | that | Pronoun | Functional & Structural Words | Used to identify a specific person or thing observed by the speaker. |
| 913 | the | Determiner | Functional & Structural Words | Denoting one or more people or things already mentioned or assumed to be common knowledge. |
| 914 | then | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | At that time; after that. |
| 915 | there | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | In, at, or to that place or position. |
| 916 | these | Pronoun | Functional & Structural Words | Plural of 'this' referring to nearby items. |
| 917 | this | Pronoun | Functional & Structural Words | Used to identify a specific person or thing close at hand. |
| 918 | those | Pronoun | Functional & Structural Words | Plural of 'that' referring to distant items. |
| 919 | through | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Moving in one side and out of the other side of an opening. |
| 920 | till | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Up to the time or point that; until. |
| 921 | to | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Expressing motion in the direction of a particular location. |
| 922 | today | Noun | Functional & Structural Words | On or in the course of this present day. |
| 923 | together | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | With or in proximity to another person or people. |
| 924 | tomorrow | Noun | Functional & Structural Words | On the day after today. |
| 925 | too | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | To a higher degree than is desirable; also. |
| 926 | under | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Extending or directly below something. |
| 927 | until | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Up to the point in time or the event mentioned. |
| 928 | up | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Towards a higher place or position along. |
| 929 | very | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | In a high degree; extremely. |
| 930 | what | Pronoun | Functional & Structural Words | Asking for information specifying something. |
| 931 | when | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | At what time or period. |
| 932 | where | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | In or to what place or position. |
| 933 | which | Pronoun | Functional & Structural Words | Asking for information specifying one or more people or things from a definite set. |
| 934 | while | Conjunction | Functional & Structural Words | During the time that; at the same time as. |
| 935 | who | Pronoun | Functional & Structural Words | What or which person or people. |
| 936 | why | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | For what reason or purpose. |
| 937 | with | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | Accompanied by another person or thing. |
| 938 | without | Preposition | Functional & Structural Words | In the absence of; not having or using. |
| 939 | yesterday | Noun | Functional & Structural Words | On the day before today. |
| 940 | yet | Adverb | Functional & Structural Words | Up to the present time; so far. |
| 941 | march | Noun | Calendar & Time | The third month of the year. |
| 942 | may | Noun | Calendar & Time | The fifth month of the year, Vesak celebration month. |
| 943 | august | Noun | Calendar & Time | The eighth month of the year, Esala Perahera season. |
| 944 | second | Noun | Calendar & Time | A unit of time equal to one-sixtieth of a minute. |
| 945 | minute | Noun | Calendar & Time | A unit of time equal to sixty seconds. |
| 946 | hour | Noun | Calendar & Time | A period of time equal to sixty minutes. |
| 947 | day | Noun | Calendar & Time | A period of twenty-four hours. |
| 948 | week | Noun | Calendar & Time | A period of seven consecutive days. |
| 949 | month | Noun | Calendar & Time | Each of the twelve named periods into which a year is divided. |
| 950 | year | Noun | Calendar & Time | The time taken by the earth to make one revolution around the sun (365 days). |
| 951 | decade | Noun | Calendar & Time | A period of ten years. |
| 952 | century | Noun | Calendar & Time | A period of one hundred years. |
| 953 | noon | Noun | Calendar & Time | Twelve o'clock in the middle of the day; midday. |
| 954 | afternoon | Noun | Calendar & Time | The time from noon or lunchtime until evening. |
| 955 | evening | Noun | Calendar & Time | The period of time at the end of the day, usually from about 6 p.m. to bedtime. |
| 956 | night | Noun | Calendar & Time | The period from sunset to sunrise in each twenty-four hours. |
| 957 | midnight | Noun | Calendar & Time | Twelve o'clock at night. |
| 958 | dawn | Noun | Calendar & Time | The first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise. |
| 959 | dusk | Noun | Calendar & Time | The darker stage of twilight before complete night. |
| 960 | season | Noun | Calendar & Time | Each of the four divisions of the year, or monsoon periods in Sri Lanka. |
| 961 | zero | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | The numerical symbol 0 representing none. |
| 962 | one | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | The lowest cardinal number; 1. |
| 963 | two | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of one and one; 2. |
| 964 | three | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of two and one; 3. |
| 965 | four | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of three and one; 4. |
| 966 | five | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of four and one; 5. |
| 967 | six | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of five and one; 6. |
| 968 | seven | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of six and one; 7. |
| 969 | eight | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of seven and one; 8. |
| 970 | nine | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of eight and one; 9. |
| 971 | ten | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to the sum of nine and one; 10. |
| 972 | eleven | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | One more than ten; 11. |
| 973 | twelve | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Two more than ten; 12. |
| 974 | thirteen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | One more than twelve; 13. |
| 975 | fourteen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | One more than thirteen; 14. |
| 976 | fifteen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Five more than ten; 15. |
| 977 | sixteen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Six more than ten; 16. |
| 978 | seventeen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Seven more than ten; 17. |
| 979 | eighteen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Eight more than ten; 18. |
| 980 | nineteen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Nine more than ten; 19. |
| 981 | twenty | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to two tens; 20. |
| 982 | thirty | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to three tens; 30. |
| 983 | forty | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to four tens; 40. |
| 984 | fifty | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to five tens; 50. |
| 985 | sixty | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to six tens; 60. |
| 986 | seventy | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to seven tens; 70. |
| 987 | eighty | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to eight tens; 80. |
| 988 | ninety | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to nine tens; 90. |
| 989 | hundred | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to ten tens; 100. |
| 990 | thousand | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to ten hundreds; 1,000. |
| 991 | million | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Equivalent to one thousand thousands; 1,000,000. |
| 992 | first | Adjective | Numbers & Quantities | Coming before all others in time, order, or importance. |
| 993 | third | Adjective | Numbers & Quantities | Constituting number three in a sequence. |
| 994 | fourth | Adjective | Numbers & Quantities | Constituting number four in a sequence. |
| 995 | fifth | Adjective | Numbers & Quantities | Constituting number five in a sequence. |
| 996 | half | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Either of two equal parts into which something is divided. |
| 997 | quarter | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | Each of four equal or corresponding parts into which something is divided. |
| 998 | pair | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | A set of two things used together, such as shoes. |
| 999 | dozen | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | A group or set of twelve items. |
| 1000 | total | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | The whole number or amount of something. |
| 1001 | amount | Noun | Numbers & Quantities | A quantity of something, typically the total of a thing. |
| 1002 | few | Determiner | Numbers & Quantities | A small number of people or things. |
| 1003 | little | Adjective | Numbers & Quantities | Small in size, amount, or degree. |
| 1004 | he | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a man, boy, or male person previously mentioned. |
| 1005 | she | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a woman, girl, or female person previously mentioned. |
| 1006 | it | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a thing, animal, or situation previously mentioned. |
| 1007 | we | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used by a speaker to refer to himself and other people together. |
| 1008 | they | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to two or more people or things previously mentioned. |
| 1009 | me | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb. |
| 1010 | him | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a male person. |
| 1011 | her | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a female person. |
| 1012 | us | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used by a speaker to refer to himself and others as the object of a verb. |
| 1013 | them | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to two or more people or things. |
| 1014 | my | Determiner | Pronouns & Grammar | Belonging to or associated with the speaker. |
| 1015 | your | Determiner | Pronouns & Grammar | Belonging to or associated with the person or people being addressed. |
| 1016 | his | Determiner | Pronouns & Grammar | Belonging to or associated with a male person previously mentioned. |
| 1017 | its | Determiner | Pronouns & Grammar | Belonging to or associated with a thing or animal previously mentioned. |
| 1018 | our | Determiner | Pronouns & Grammar | Belonging to or associated with the speaker and one or more other people. |
| 1019 | their | Determiner | Pronouns & Grammar | Belonging to or associated with the people or things previously mentioned. |
| 1020 | mine | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to the speaker. |
| 1021 | yours | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to the person being addressed. |
| 1022 | hers | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to a female person. |
| 1023 | ours | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to the speaker and others. |
| 1024 | theirs | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to two or more other people. |
| 1025 | myself | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as an object. |
| 1026 | yourself | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to the person being addressed as an object. |
| 1027 | himself | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a male person previously mentioned as the object of an action. |
| 1028 | herself | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to a female person previously mentioned as the object. |
| 1029 | itself | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to an animal or thing previously mentioned as the object. |
| 1030 | ourselves | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used by a speaker and others to refer to themselves as the object. |
| 1031 | themselves | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Used to refer to two or more people or things as the object of an action. |
| 1032 | someone | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | An unknown or unspecified person. |
| 1033 | somebody | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Someone; an unspecified person. |
| 1034 | something | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | A thing that is unspecified or unknown. |
| 1035 | everyone | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Every person; all people. |
| 1036 | everybody | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Every person; everyone. |
| 1037 | everything | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | All things; the whole situation. |
| 1038 | anyone | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Any person at all. |
| 1039 | anybody | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Anyone; any person. |
| 1040 | anything | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | A thing of any kind, used in questions or negatives. |
| 1041 | no one | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Not a single person; nobody. |
| 1042 | nobody | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | No person; no one. |
| 1043 | nothing | Pronoun | Pronouns & Grammar | Not anything; no single thing. |
| 1044 | black | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of the very darkest color, like coal or night. |
| 1045 | white | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of the color of milk or fresh snow. |
| 1046 | red | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color at the end of the spectrum, like blood or ripe tomatoes. |
| 1047 | blue | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color like that of a clear sky in daylight. |
| 1048 | green | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of the color between blue and yellow, like grass or leaves. |
| 1049 | yellow | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color like that of ripe lemons or egg yolks. |
| 1050 | orange | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color between red and yellow, like the skin of an orange. |
| 1051 | brown | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color produced by mixing red, yellow, and black, like soil. |
| 1052 | pink | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color between red and white, like lotus petals. |
| 1053 | purple | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color between red and blue, like brinjal skin. |
| 1054 | grey | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Of a color between black and white, like rain clouds. |
| 1055 | golden | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | Coloured like gold; shining and yellow. |
| 1056 | silver | Adjective | Colors & Visuals | A precious shiny greyish-white metal or color. |
| 1057 | axe | Noun | Tools & Materials | A tool used for chopping wood, typically of iron with a wooden handle. |
| 1058 | belt | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A strip of leather or other material worn around the waist. |
| 1059 | boot | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A sturdy item of footwear covering the foot and ankle. |
| 1060 | brick | Noun | Tools & Materials | A small rectangular block of fired clay used in building. |
| 1061 | button | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A small disc sewn on to a garment to fasten it. |
| 1062 | cable | Noun | Tools & Materials | A thick rope of wire or non-metallic fibre, used for construction. |
| 1063 | canal | Noun | Environment & Water | An artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or convey water for irrigation. |
| 1064 | cap | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A kind of soft flat hat, typically with a peak. |
| 1065 | cardboard | Noun | Tools & Materials | Pasteboard or stiff paper used for making boxes. |
| 1066 | chain | Noun | Tools & Materials | A series of connected metal links or rings used for fastening. |
| 1067 | clay | Noun | Tools & Materials | A stiff, sticky fine-grained earth, typically yellow, red, or bluish-gray, used for pottery. |
| 1068 | cliff | Noun | Environment & Geography | A steep, high rock face, frequently by the sea or river. |
| 1069 | cloth | Noun | Tools & Materials | Woven or felted fabric made from wool, cotton, or a similar fibre. |
| 1070 | coat | Noun | Clothing & Personal | An outer garment worn outdoors, having sleeves and typically extending below the hips. |
| 1071 | collar | Noun | Clothing & Personal | The part around the neck of a shirt, dress, or jacket. |
| 1072 | copper | Noun | Tools & Materials | A red-brown metal, the chemical element of atomic number 29, an excellent conductor. |
| 1073 | cotton | Noun | Tools & Materials | A soft white fibrous substance surrounding the seeds of a tropical plant. |
| 1074 | dam | Noun | Environment & Water | A barrier constructed to hold back water and raise its level. |
| 1075 | dew | Noun | Weather & Atmosphere | Tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night when atmospheric vapor condenses. |
| 1076 | dust | Noun | Weather & Atmosphere | Fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter. |
| 1077 | flame | Noun | Physical World | A hot glowing body of ignited gas produced by something on fire. |
| 1078 | fountain | Noun | Community & Structures | An ornamental structure in a pool from which one or more jets of water are pumped. |
| 1079 | frost | Noun | Weather & Atmosphere | A deposit of small white ice crystals formed on the ground or other surfaces when the temperature falls below freezing. |
| 1080 | hammer | Noun | Tools & Materials | A tool with a heavy metal head mounted at right angles at the end of a handle, used for driving nails. |
| 1081 | hat | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A shaped covering for the head worn for warmth, as a fashion item, or as part of a uniform. |
| 1082 | heat | Noun | Physical World | The quality of being hot; high temperature. |
| 1083 | hoe | Noun | Tools & Agriculture | A long-handled gardening tool with a thin metal blade, used for weeding and cultivating soil (Mammoty). |
| 1084 | hose | Noun | Tools & Hardware | A flexible tube conveying water, used in gardens and fighting fires. |
| 1085 | hut | Noun | Home & Buildings | A small, simple, single-storey house or shelter in a rural area. |
| 1086 | leather | Noun | Tools & Materials | A material made from the skin of an animal by tanning. |
| 1087 | metal | Noun | Tools & Materials | A solid material that is typically hard, shiny, malleable, and ductile, with good electrical conductivity. |
| 1088 | mist | Noun | Weather & Atmosphere | A cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface. |
| 1089 | mud | Noun | Environment & Nature | Soft, sticky matter resulting from the mixing of earth and water. |
| 1090 | palace | Noun | Community & Structures | A large and impressive building forming the official residence of a king, queen, or president. |
| 1091 | pipe | Noun | Tools & Hardware | A tube used to convey water, gas, oil, or other fluid substances. |
| 1092 | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A small bag sewn into or on clothing so as to form part of it, used for carrying small articles. | |
| 1093 | pond | Noun | Environment & Water | A small body of still water formed naturally or by hollowing or embanking. |
| 1094 | pool | Noun | Environment & Water | A small area of still water, typically one formed naturally from rain. |
| 1095 | reservoir | Noun | Environment & Water | A large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply (Wewa). |
| 1096 | rope | Noun | Tools & Materials | A length of thick strong cord made by twisting together strands of hemp, sisal, or nylon. |
| 1097 | rubber | Noun | Tools & Materials | A tough elastic polymeric substance made from the latex of a tropical plant. |
| 1098 | sandal | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A shoe consisting of a sole fastened to the foot by straps. |
| 1099 | saw | Noun | Tools & Hardware | A hand tool for cutting wood or other hard materials, typically with a toothed blade. |
| 1100 | screw | Noun | Tools & Hardware | A short, slender, sharp-pointed metal pin with a raised helical thread running around it. |
| 1101 | shadow | Noun | Physical World | A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface. |
| 1102 | shoe | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A covering for the foot, typically made of leather, with a sturdy sole and not reaching above the ankle. |
| 1103 | silk | Noun | Tools & Materials | A fine, strong, soft, lustrous fibre produced by silkworms in making cocoons. |
| 1104 | sleeve | Noun | Clothing & Personal | The part of a garment that wholly or partly covers a person's arm. |
| 1105 | slipper | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A comfortable slip-on shoe that is worn indoors. |
| 1106 | smoke | Noun | Physical World | A visible suspension of carbon or other particles in air, typically one emitted from a burning substance. |
| 1107 | sock | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A garment for the foot and lower part of the leg, typically knitted from wool, cotton, or nylon. |
| 1108 | spade | Noun | Tools & Agriculture | A tool with a sharp-edged, typically rectangular, metal blade and a long handle, used for digging. |
| 1109 | spark | Noun | Physical World | A small fiery particle thrown off from a fire, alight in ashes, or produced by static electricity. |
| 1110 | steel | Noun | Tools & Materials | A hard, strong, grey or bluish-grey alloy of iron with carbon, extensively used as a structural material. |
| 1111 | step | Noun | Home & Buildings | A flat surface, especially one in a series, on which to place one's foot when moving from one level to another. |
| 1112 | stone | Noun | Tools & Materials | Hard solid non-metallic mineral matter of which rock is made, used for building. |
| 1113 | string | Noun | Tools & Materials | Material consisting of threads of twisted yarn or flax, used for tying things together. |
| 1114 | tank | Noun | Environment & Water | A large artificial reservoir of water in Sri Lanka, built by ancient kings for irrigation. |
| 1115 | tent | Noun | Home & Buildings | A portable shelter made of cloth, supported by one or more poles and stretched tight by cords. |
| 1116 | tower | Noun | Community & Structures | A tall, narrow building, either free-standing or forming part of a building such as a church or castle. |
| 1117 | well | Noun | Environment & Water | A shaft sunk into the ground to obtain water, oil, or gas. |
| 1118 | wool | Noun | Tools & Materials | The fine, soft curly or wavy hair forming the coat of a sheep, goat, or similar animal. |
| 1119 | zip | Noun | Clothing & Personal | A fastener consisting of two flexible strips of metal or plastic with interlocking projections. |
| 1120 | ant | Noun | Animals & Insects | A small insect, typically having a sting and living in complex social colonies with one or more breeding queens. |
| 1121 | buffalo | Noun | Animals & Livestock | A heavily built wild ox with backward-curving horns, used for plowing muddy paddy fields. |
| 1122 | bull | Noun | Animals & Livestock | An uncastrated adult male of domestic cattle. |
| 1123 | calf | Noun | Animals & Livestock | A young bovine animal, especially a domestic cow or bull in its first year. |
| 1124 | camel | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A large, long-necked ungulate mammal of arid country, with one or two humps on the back. |
| 1125 | crab | Noun | Animals & Marine | A crustacean with a broad carapace, stalked eyes, and five pairs of legs, the first pair of which are modified as pincers. |
| 1126 | crocodile | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A large predatory semi-aquatic reptile with long jaws, long tail, short legs, and a brawny hide. |
| 1127 | donkey | Noun | Animals & Livestock | A domesticated hoofed mammal of the horse family with long ears and a braying call. |
| 1128 | fox | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A carnivorous mammal of the dog family with a pointed muzzle and bushy tail. |
| 1129 | frog | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A tailless amphibian with a short squat body, moist smooth skin, and very long hind legs for leaping. |
| 1130 | goat | Noun | Animals & Livestock | A hardy domesticated ruminant animal that has backward-curving horns and a beard. |
| 1131 | horse | Noun | Animals & Livestock | A solid-hoofed plant-eating domesticated mammal with a flowing mane and tail, used for riding and pulling carts. |
| 1132 | kitten | Noun | Animals & Pets | A young cat under one year old. |
| 1133 | lamb | Noun | Animals & Livestock | A young sheep under one year old. |
| 1134 | lion | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A large tawny-coloured cat that lives in prides, found in Africa and north-west India. |
| 1135 | lizard | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A reptile that typically has a long body and tail, four legs, movable eyelids, and a rough, scaly skin. |
| 1136 | mosquito | Noun | Animals & Insects | A slender long-legged fly with aquatic larvae, the bite of which can transmit dengue or malaria. |
| 1137 | pig | Noun | Animals & Livestock | An omnivorous domesticated hoofed mammal with sparse bristly hair and a flat snout for rooting in the soil. |
| 1138 | prawn | Noun | Animals & Marine | A marine crustacean which resembles a large shrimp, fished widely in coastal lagoons. |
| 1139 | puppy | Noun | Animals & Pets | A young dog under one year old. |
| 1140 | sheep | Noun | Animals & Livestock | A domesticated ruminant animal with a thick woolly coat and typically curving horns. |
| 1141 | snail | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A mollusc with a single spiral shell into which the whole body can be withdrawn. |
| 1142 | spider | Noun | Animals & Insects | An eight-legged predatory arachnid with an unsegmented abdomen and venomous fangs. |
| 1143 | tiger | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A very large solitary cat with a yellow-brown coat striped with black. |
| 1144 | toad | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A tailless amphibian with a warty dry skin and shorter legs than frogs. |
| 1145 | turtle | Noun | Animals & Marine | A slow-moving reptile enclosed in a scaly or leathery domed shell, swimming ashore to lay eggs on Sri Lankan beaches. |
| 1146 | wolf | Noun | Animals & Wildlife | A wild carnivorous mammal of the dog family, living and hunting in packs. |
| 1147 | worm | Noun | Animals & Insects | Any of a number of creeping or burrowing invertebrate animals with long, slender soft bodies and no limbs. |
| 1148 | bay | Noun | Geography & Coast | A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inwards. |
| 1149 | cave | Noun | Geography & Landforms | A natural underground chamber in a hillside or cliff. |
| 1150 | coast | Noun | Geography & Coast | The part of the land near the sea; the edge of the land. |
| 1151 | creek | Noun | Geography & Coast | A narrow, sheltered waterway, especially an inlet in a shoreline. |
| 1152 | desert | Noun | Geography & Landforms | A waterless, desolate area of land with little or no vegetation, typically one covered with sand. |
| 1153 | meadow | Noun | Geography & Landforms | A piece of grassland, especially one used for hay or grazing. |
| 1154 | plain | Noun | Geography & Landforms | A large area of flat land with few trees, such as the dry-zone plains. |
| 1155 | port | Noun | Geography & Coast | A town or city with a harbour or access to navigable water where ships load or unload. |
| 1156 | puddle | Noun | Environment & Water | A small pool of liquid, especially of rainwater on the ground. |
| 1157 | shore | Noun | Geography & Coast | The land along the edge of a sea, lake, or other large body of water. |
| 1158 | spring | Noun | Environment & Water | A place where water or oil wells up naturally from an underground source. |
| 1159 | stream | Noun | Environment & Water | A small, narrow river of clear fresh water. |
| 1160 | swamp | Noun | Environment & Water | An area of low-lying, uncultivated ground where water collects; a bog or marsh. |
| 1161 | blunt | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Having a flat or rounded end; not sharp. |
| 1162 | cheap | Adjective | Evaluation & Value | Inexpensive; costing little money. |
| 1163 | clear | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Easy to perceive, understand, or interpret; transparent like clean water. |
| 1164 | curved | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Forming or having the shape of a curve; not straight. |
| 1165 | dangerous | Adjective | Evaluation & Safety | Able or likely to cause harm or injury. |
| 1166 | deep | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Extending far down from the top or surface. |
| 1167 | dry | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Free from moisture or liquid; not wet or moist. |
| 1168 | empty | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Containing nothing; not filled or occupied. |
| 1169 | expensive | Adjective | Evaluation & Value | Costing a lot of money; not cheap. |
| 1170 | fresh | Adjective | Evaluation & Freshness | Recently made or obtained; not stale or spoiled. |
| 1171 | full | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Containing or holding as much or as many as possible. |
| 1172 | high | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Extending above the normal level; great in vertical extent. |
| 1173 | level | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Having a flat, horizontal surface without bumps. |
| 1174 | low | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Of less than average height from top to bottom. |
| 1175 | messy | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Untidy or dirty in appearance; not neat. |
| 1176 | modern | Adjective | Evaluation & Era | Relating to the present or recent times as opposed to the remote past. |
| 1177 | narrow | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Of small width in relation to length; not wide. |
| 1178 | noisy | Adjective | Sensory Perception | Making or given to making a lot of noise. |
| 1179 | raw | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Not cooked; in a natural state. |
| 1180 | rotten | Adjective | Evaluation & Freshness | Suffering from decay; no longer fresh. |
| 1181 | rough | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Having an uneven or irregular surface; not smooth. |
| 1182 | round | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Shaped like a circle or cylinder. |
| 1183 | safe | Adjective | Evaluation & Safety | Protected from or not exposed to danger or risk. |
| 1184 | shallow | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Of little depth; not deep. |
| 1185 | shiny | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Reflecting light, typically because clean or polished. |
| 1186 | square | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Having four equal sides and four right angles. |
| 1187 | stale | Adjective | Evaluation & Freshness | No longer fresh and pleasant to eat; hard, musty, or dry. |
| 1188 | wet | Adjective | Physical Qualities | Covered or saturated with water or another liquid. |
| 1189 | wide | Adjective | Physical Dimensions | Of great or more than average width; broad. |
| 1190 | accept | Verb | Social & Mental Action | To consent to receive or undertake something offered. |
| 1191 | admire | Verb | Social & Mental Action | To regard with respect or warm approval. |
| 1192 | aim | Verb | Physical Action | To point or direct a weapon or effort at a target. |
| 1193 | arrange | Verb | Practical Action | To put things in a neat, attractive, or required order. |
| 1194 | attack | Verb | Physical Action | To take aggressive military action against with weapons. |
| 1195 | bake | Verb | Cooking Action | To cook food by dry heat without direct exposure to a flame, typically in an oven. |
| 1196 | bleed | Verb | Body & Health Action | To lose blood from the body as a result of injury or illness. |
| 1197 | breathe | Verb | Body & Health Action | To take air into the lungs and expel it again. |
| 1198 | celebrate | Verb | Social & Mental Action | To acknowledge a significant happy day or event with a social gathering. |
| 1199 | check | Verb | Practical Action | To examine something in order to determine its accuracy, quality, or condition. |
| 1200 | cheer | Verb | Communication Action | To shout for joy or in praise or encouragement. |
| 1201 | chew | Verb | Body & Health Action | To bite and work food in the mouth with the teeth, especially to make it easier to swallow. |
| 1202 | chop | Verb | Cooking Action | To cut something into pieces with repeated sharp blows of an axe or knife. |
| 1203 | clap | Verb | Communication Action | To strike the palms of the hands together repeatedly, typically in applause. |
| 1204 | complain | Verb | Communication Action | To express dissatisfaction or annoyance about a state of affairs or an event. |
| 1205 | connect | Verb | Practical Action | To bring together or into contact so that a real or notional link is established. |
| 1206 | decorate | Verb | Practical Action | To make something look more attractive by adding extra items to it. |
| 1207 | defend | Verb | Physical Action | To protect from harm or danger; guard against attack. |
| 1208 | destroy | Verb | Physical Action | To end the existence of something by damaging or attacking it. |
| 1209 | distribute | Verb | Practical Action | To give a share or a unit of something to each of a number of recipients. |
| 1210 | divide | Verb | Practical Action | To separate or be separated into parts or shares. |
| 1211 | drip | Verb | Physical Action | To let fall or be so wet as to shed small drops of liquid. |
| 1212 | drown | Verb | Body & Health Action | To die through submersion in and inhalation of water. |
| 1213 | enjoy | Verb | Social & Mental Action | To take delight or pleasure in an activity or event. |
| 1214 | escape | Verb | Physical Action | To break free from confinement or control. |
| 1215 | expect | Verb | Social & Mental Action | To regard something as likely to happen. |
| 1216 | faint | Verb | Body & Health Action | To lose consciousness for a short time because of a temporarily insufficient supply of oxygen to the brain. |
| 1217 | fix | Verb | Practical Action | To repair or fasten something securely in place. |
| 1218 | float | Verb | Physical Action | To rest or move on or near the surface of a liquid without sinking. |
| 1219 | flow | Verb | Physical Action | To move along or out steadily and continuously in a current or stream. |
| 1220 | freeze | Verb | Physical Action | To turn into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold. |
| 1221 | fry | Verb | Cooking Action | To cook food in hot fat or oil, typically in a shallow pan. |
| 1222 | gather | Verb | Practical Action | To bring together and take in from scattered places or sources. |
| 1223 | greet | Verb | Communication Action | To give a polite word or sign of welcome or recognition to someone on meeting. |
| 1224 | guess | Verb | Mental Action | To estimate or suppose something without sufficient information to be sure of being correct. |
| 1225 | guide | Verb | Social Action | To show the way to a person or group. |
| 1226 | heal | Verb | Body & Health Action | To become sound or healthy again after an injury. |
| 1227 | hire | Verb | Practical Action | To obtain the temporary use of something for an agreed payment. |
| 1228 | load | Verb | Practical Action | To put a load or large quantity of cargo into or on a vehicle. |
| 1229 | measure | Verb | Practical Action | To ascertain the size, amount, or degree of something by using an instrument marked in standard units. |
| 1230 | melt | Verb | Physical Action | To make or become liquefied by heat. |
| 1231 | mix | Verb | Cooking Action | To combine or put together to form one mass or substance. |
| 1232 | nod | Verb | Communication Action | To lower and raise one's head slightly and briefly, especially in greeting or agreement. |
| 1233 | order | Verb | Communication Action | To give an authoritative instruction to do something. |
| 1234 | pack | Verb | Practical Action | To fill a suitcase or bag with clothes and other items needed for travel. |
| 1235 | peel | Verb | Cooking Action | To remove the outer skin or rind from a fruit or vegetable. |
| 1236 | pour | Verb | Cooking Action | To cause a liquid to flow in a steady stream from or into a container. |
| 1237 | prefer | Verb | Social & Mental Action | To like one thing or person better than another or others. |
| 1238 | promise | Verb | Communication Action | To assure someone that one will definitely do, give, or arrange something. |
| 1239 | refuse | Verb | Communication Action | To indicate or show that one is not willing to do something. |
| 1240 | rent | Verb | Practical Action | To pay someone for the use of something, typically property or a vehicle. |
| 1241 | repair | Verb | Practical Action | To restore something that is damaged or faulty to a good condition. |
| 1242 | rescue | Verb | Physical Action | To save someone from a dangerous or difficult situation. |
| 1243 | roast | Verb | Cooking Action | To cook food, especially meat, by prolonged exposure to heat in an oven or over a fire. |
| 1244 | save | Verb | Social Action | To keep safe or rescue someone or something from harm or danger. |
| 1245 | scream | Verb | Communication Action | To give a long, loud, piercing cry or sound expressing extreme emotion. |
| 1246 | separate | Verb | Practical Action | To cause to move or be apart; divide into constituent parts. |
| 1247 | serve | Verb | Cooking Action | To present food or drink to someone at a meal. |
| 1248 | shake | Verb | Physical Action | To move something violently up and down or to and fro with quick movements. |
| 1249 | shiver | Verb | Body & Health Action | To shake slightly and uncontrollably as a result of being cold, frightened, or excited. |
| 1250 | shoot | Verb | Physical Action | To discharge a bullet from a gun or strike a ball towards a goal. |
| 1251 | slice | Verb | Cooking Action | To cut something into slices with a sharp knife. |
| 1252 | slip | Verb | Physical Action | To lose one's footing and slide uncontrollably for a short distance. |
| 1253 | sneeze | Verb | Body & Health Action | To make a sudden involuntary expulsion of air through the nose and mouth. |
| 1254 | spill | Verb | Cooking Action | To cause or allow liquid to run over the edge of its container, typically by accident. |
| 1255 | stir | Verb | Cooking Action | To move a spoon or other implement round and round in a liquid in order to mix it. |
| 1256 | strike | Verb | Physical Action | To hit forcibly and deliberately with one's hand or a weapon or implement. |
| 1257 | swallow | Verb | Body & Health Action | To cause or allow food or drink to pass down the throat into the stomach. |
| 1258 | sweat | Verb | Body & Health Action | To emit moisture through the pores of the skin as a result of heat or physical exertion. |
| 1259 | thank | Verb | Communication Action | To express gratitude to someone, especially by saying 'Thank you'. |
| 1260 | tie | Verb | Practical Action | To attach or fasten with string or rope. |
| 1261 | unload | Verb | Practical Action | To remove goods from a vehicle, ship, or aircraft. |
| 1262 | untie | Verb | Practical Action | To undo or unfasten something that is tied with a knot or bow. |
| 1263 | warn | Verb | Communication Action | To inform someone in advance of a possible danger, problem, or other unpleasant situation. |
| 1264 | wave | Verb | Communication Action | To move one's hand to and fro in greeting or as a signal. |
| 1265 | weigh | Verb | Practical Action | To find out how heavy someone or something is by using scales. |
| 1266 | whisper | Verb | Communication Action | To speak very softly using one's breath without one's vocal cords, especially for privacy. |
| 1267 | wonder | Verb | Mental Action | To desire or be curious to know something in one's mind. |
| 1268 | wrap | Verb | Practical Action | To cover or enclose in paper or soft material. |
| 1269 | yawn | Verb | Body & Health Action | To open one's mouth wide and inhale deeply due to tiredness or boredom. |
| 1270 | you | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (you). |
| 1271 | are | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (are). |
| 1272 | use | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (use). |
| 1273 | was | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (was). |
| 1274 | digital | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (digital). |
| 1275 | sentence | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (sentence). |
| 1276 | will | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (will). |
| 1277 | has | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (has). |
| 1278 | time | Noun | Time & Dimension | The indefinite continued progress of existence and events. |
| 1279 | given | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (given). |
| 1280 | can | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (can). |
| 1281 | had | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (had). |
| 1282 | text | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (text). |
| 1283 | were | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (were). |
| 1284 | because | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (because). |
| 1285 | examiners | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (examiners). |
| 1286 | people | Noun | Society & Life | Human beings in general or considered collectively. |
| 1287 | past | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (past). |
| 1288 | educational | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (educational). |
| 1289 | blank | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (blank). |
| 1290 | passage | Noun | School & Learning | A short section of a written work, speech, or poem set for comprehension. |
| 1291 | would | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (would). |
| 1292 | did | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (did). |
| 1293 | thing | Noun | General Foundation | An object to which one need not or cannot give a specific name. |
| 1294 | same | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (same). |
| 1295 | been | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (been). |
| 1296 | school | Noun | School & Learning | An institution for educating children. |
| 1297 | underline | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (underline). |
| 1298 | worth | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (worth). |
| 1299 | content | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (content). |
| 1300 | must | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (must). |
| 1301 | last | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (last). |
| 1302 | said | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (said). |
| 1303 | drill | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (drill). |
| 1304 | place | Noun | General Foundation | A particular position, point, or area in space. |
| 1305 | set | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (set). |
| 1306 | bullets | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (bullets). |
| 1307 | done | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (done). |
| 1308 | man | Noun | Society & Life | An adult human male. |
| 1309 | scored | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (scored). |
| 1310 | own | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (own). |
| 1311 | different | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (different). |
| 1312 | complete | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (complete). |
| 1313 | credit | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (credit). |
| 1314 | cannot | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (cannot). |
| 1315 | whole | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (whole). |
| 1316 | built | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (built). |
| 1317 | target | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (target). |
| 1318 | work | Noun | Society & Occupations | Activity involving mental or physical effort done in order to achieve a purpose. |
| 1319 | include | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (include). |
| 1320 | need | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (need). |
| 1321 | add | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (add). |
| 1322 | article | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (article). |
| 1323 | list | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (list). |
| 1324 | per | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1325 | found | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (found). |
| 1326 | hunt | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (hunt). |
| 1327 | less | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (less). |
| 1328 | public | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (public). |
| 1329 | topic | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (topic). |
| 1330 | long | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (long). |
| 1331 | vocabulary | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (vocabulary). |
| 1332 | description | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (description). |
| 1333 | lost | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (lost). |
| 1334 | could | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (could). |
| 1335 | choosing | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (choosing). |
| 1336 | real | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (real). |
| 1337 | examiner | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1338 | exactly | Adverb | Qualities & Adverbs | In a exact manner. |
| 1339 | method | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (method). |
| 1340 | timer | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1341 | get | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (get). |
| 1342 | option | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (option). |
| 1343 | far | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (far). |
| 1344 | way | Noun | General Foundation | A method, style, or manner of doing something. |
| 1345 | verb | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (verb). |
| 1346 | should | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (should). |
| 1347 | part | Noun | General Foundation | An amount or section which, with others, makes up the whole of something. |
| 1348 | top | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (top). |
| 1349 | story | Noun | School & Arts | An account of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment. |
| 1350 | notes | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (notes). |
| 1351 | margin | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (margin). |
| 1352 | written | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (written). |
| 1353 | made | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (made). |
| 1354 | meaning | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (meaning). |
| 1355 | within | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (within). |
| 1356 | being | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (being). |
| 1357 | ever | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1358 | does | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (does). |
| 1359 | helper | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1360 | reason | Noun | School & Learning | A cause, explanation, or justification for an action or event. |
| 1361 | better | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1362 | wrote | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (wrote). |
| 1363 | conclusion | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (conclusion). |
| 1364 | suitable | Adjective | Descriptive Qualities | Able to be suit or capable of being acted upon. |
| 1365 | children | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (children). |
| 1366 | told | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (told). |
| 1367 | even | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (even). |
| 1368 | world | Noun | Environment & Geography | The earth, together with all of its countries and peoples. |
| 1369 | job | Noun | Society & Occupations | A paid position of regular employment. |
| 1370 | problem | Noun | General Foundation | A matter or situation regarded as unwelcome or harmful and needing to be overcome. |
| 1371 | false | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (false). |
| 1372 | single | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (single). |
| 1373 | sitting | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (sitting). |
| 1374 | best | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (best). |
| 1375 | friend | Noun | Home & Family | A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection. |
| 1376 | person | Noun | Society & Life | A human being regarded as an individual. |
| 1377 | took | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (took). |
| 1378 | usually | Adverb | Qualities & Adverbs | In a usual manner. |
| 1379 | actually | Adverb | Qualities & Adverbs | In a actual manner. |
| 1380 | describing | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (describing). |
| 1381 | cent | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (cent). |
| 1382 | distinction | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (distinction). |
| 1383 | bullet | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (bullet). |
| 1384 | life | Noun | Society & Life | The condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter. |
| 1385 | extra | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (extra). |
| 1386 | pinky | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (pinky). |
| 1387 | shows | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (shows). |
| 1388 | transport | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (transport). |
| 1389 | equal | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (equal). |
| 1390 | band | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (band). |
| 1391 | inference | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (inference). |
| 1392 | reserved | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (reserved). |
| 1393 | sounds | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (sounds). |
| 1394 | weekend | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (weekend). |
| 1395 | away | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (away). |
| 1396 | angel | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (angel). |
| 1397 | iii | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (iii). |
| 1398 | types | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (types). |
| 1399 | let | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (let). |
| 1400 | headings | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (headings). |
| 1401 | error | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1402 | shape | Noun | Physical Dimensions | The external form, contours, or outline of someone or something. |
| 1403 | printed | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (printed). |
| 1404 | imagine | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (imagine). |
| 1405 | however | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1406 | bar | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (bar). |
| 1407 | buses | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (buses). |
| 1408 | went | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (went). |
| 1409 | important | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (important). |
| 1410 | least | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (least). |
| 1411 | machine | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (machine). |
| 1412 | end | Noun | Time & Dimension | The final part of something, especially a period of time, an activity, or a story. |
| 1413 | customer | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1414 | congestion | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (congestion). |
| 1415 | joining | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (joining). |
| 1416 | capitals | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (capitals). |
| 1417 | fact | Noun | School & Learning | A thing that is known or proved to be true. |
| 1418 | correctly | Adverb | Qualities & Adverbs | In a correct manner. |
| 1419 | losses | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (losses). |
| 1420 | space | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (space). |
| 1421 | park | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (park). |
| 1422 | information | Noun | School & Learning | Facts provided or learned about something or someone. |
| 1423 | gift | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (gift). |
| 1424 | thought | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (thought). |
| 1425 | free | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (free). |
| 1426 | taken | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (taken). |
| 1427 | select | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (select). |
| 1428 | such | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (such). |
| 1429 | got | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (got). |
| 1430 | god | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (god). |
| 1431 | tick | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (tick). |
| 1432 | closest | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (closest). |
| 1433 | country | Noun | Society & Life | A nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory. |
| 1434 | chipmunks | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (chipmunks). |
| 1435 | date | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (date). |
| 1436 | stopped | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (stopped). |
| 1437 | sailors | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (sailors). |
| 1438 | service | Noun | Community & Services | An act of helpful activity; public utility. |
| 1439 | higher | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1440 | ordinary | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (ordinary). |
| 1441 | grammar | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (grammar). |
| 1442 | sort | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (sort). |
| 1443 | action | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (action). |
| 1444 | organised | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (organised). |
| 1445 | scheme | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (scheme). |
| 1446 | note | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (note). |
| 1447 | gave | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (gave). |
| 1448 | structure | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (structure). |
| 1449 | version | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (version). |
| 1450 | general | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (general). |
| 1451 | held | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (held). |
| 1452 | although | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (although). |
| 1453 | tiny | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (tiny). |
| 1454 | serious | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (serious). |
| 1455 | future | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (future). |
| 1456 | join | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (join). |
| 1457 | finally | Adverb | Qualities & Adverbs | In a final manner. |
| 1458 | scoring | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (scoring). |
| 1459 | spend | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (spend). |
| 1460 | national | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (national). |
| 1461 | programmes | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (programmes). |
| 1462 | stuck | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (stuck). |
| 1463 | came | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (came). |
| 1464 | living | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (living). |
| 1465 | statements | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (statements). |
| 1466 | statement | Noun | Abstract Concepts | The action or state of state. |
| 1467 | refer | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1468 | attention | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (attention). |
| 1469 | become | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (become). |
| 1470 | system | Noun | General Foundation | A set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or network. |
| 1471 | overall | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (overall). |
| 1472 | item | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (item). |
| 1473 | beginning | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (beginning). |
| 1474 | closed | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (closed). |
| 1475 | cash | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (cash). |
| 1476 | branches | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (branches). |
| 1477 | limbs | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (limbs). |
| 1478 | villagers | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (villagers). |
| 1479 | naming | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (naming). |
| 1480 | happens | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (happens). |
| 1481 | boxes | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (boxes). |
| 1482 | missing | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (missing). |
| 1483 | spare | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (spare). |
| 1484 | crown | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (crown). |
| 1485 | whatever | Noun | Occupations & Agents | A person or device that performs an everyday action. |
| 1486 | costs | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (costs). |
| 1487 | prints | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (prints). |
| 1488 | tense | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (tense). |
| 1489 | figure | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (figure). |
| 1490 | rewrite | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (rewrite). |
| 1491 | organisation | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (organisation). |
| 1492 | frame | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (frame). |
| 1493 | salutation | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (salutation). |
| 1494 | decided | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (decided). |
| 1495 | child | Noun | Society & Life | A young human being below the age of puberty. |
| 1496 | whales | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (whales). |
| 1497 | ability | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (ability). |
| 1498 | alone | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (alone). |
| 1499 | groups | Noun | General Vocabulary | A foundational syllabus vocabulary item (groups). |
| 1500 | weight | Noun | Physical Dimensions | A body's relative mass or the quantity of matter contained by it. |
1 වන පියවර · S සාමාර්ථය ඉලක්කය
1 වන පොතෙන් ඉංග්රීසි සමත් වී, සියලු විෂයයන්ට A සාමාර්ථ 9ක් කරා යන්න.
මූලික ඉංග්රීසි වචන සහ රටා හඳුනාගැනීම ඔබේ සාර්ථකත්වයේ ආරම්භයයි. ගණිතය, විද්යාව, ඉතිහාසය ඇතුළු සියලුම විෂයයන් ජයගැනීමට ඉඩසර ඇකඩමිය ඔබට මඟ පෙන්වයි.
Snap & Score AI ලකුණු ලබාදීම
ඔබ අතින් ලියූ පිළිතුරු පත්රයේ ඡායාරූපයක් ගෙන විභාග පරීක්ෂකවරයෙකු ලකුණු දෙන ආකාරයටම ක්ෂණිකව ලකුණු ලබාගන්න.
24/7 AI ගුරු සහය
ගැටලුවක් ආ ඕනෑම මොහොතක සිංහලෙන්, දෙමළෙන් හෝ ඉංග්රීසියෙන් ප්රශ්න අසා ක්ෂණිකව පැහැදිලි කරගන්න.
පසුගිය ප්රශ්න පත්ර සහ ලකුණු දීමේ පටිපාටි
දුරකථනයෙන් පහසුවෙන් කියවිය හැකි ආකාරයට නැවත සකස් කළ පසුගිය විභාග ප්රශ්න පත්ර නොමිලේ ලබාගන්න.
English Learn Ladder
සාමාන්ය සමත් තැනේ සිට A සාමාර්ථය දක්වා සහ වෘත්තීය ඉංග්රීසි මට්ටම දක්වා ක්රමානුකූලව ඉදිරියට යන්න.
නොමිලේ ඉඩසර ගිණුමක් සාදන්න ඇකඩමියට පිවිසෙන්න (Sign In) නොමිලේ 1 වන පොත (Target S) බාගන්න →
නිතර අසන ප්රශ්න (FAQ)
සා/පෙළ ඉංග්රීසි විභාගයට මුහුණ දෙන සිසුන් සහ දෙමාපියන් නිතර අසන ප්රශ්න සඳහා පිළිතුරු.
- O/L ඉංග්රීසි සමත් වීමට ඇත්තටම වචන කීයක් දැනගත යුතුද?
- සාමාන්ය සාමාර්ථයක් (S) ලබාගැනීමට වචන 1,200–1,500ක මූලික එකතුවක් ලකුණු 35 සීමාව පහසුවෙන් ඉක්මවා යාමට ප්රමාණවත් වේ.
- වචන සිංහල තේරුම සමඟ කටපාඩම් නොකළ යුත්තේ ඇයි?
- වචන සිංහලෙන් කටපාඩම් කළ විට විභාගයේදී වාක්ය ලිවීමට පෙර පරිවර්තනය කිරීමට සිදුවී කාලය මදි වේ. ඉංග්රීසි වාක්ය රටා සෘජුවම අධ්යයනය කළ විට ඉක්මනින් නිවැරදිව ලිවිය හැක.
- Test 11 (ලකුණු 7ක හිස්තැන් පිරවීම) ගොඩදාගන්නේ කොහොමද?
- හිස්තැනට අවශ්ය වන්නේ ක්රියා පදයක්ද, නාම පදයක්ද යන්න පද වර්ගය අනුව තේරුම් ගත් විට වැරදි වචන පහසුවෙන් ඉවත් කර නිවැරදි පිළිතුර තෝරාගත හැක.
- Test 16 (රචනා) ප්රශ්නයේදී ලකුණු වැඩිපුර ගැනීමට ලේසිම විකල්පය කුමක්ද?
- සෑම විටම තිත් (bullet points) සහිත විකල්පයක් තෝරාගන්න. එහිදී ලිවිය යුතු කරුණු ඔබට සපයා ඇති බැවින් එක් කරුණකට සරල S-V-O වාක්ය 3ක් ලිවීම ප්රමාණවත්ය.
- ඉඩසර ඇකඩමිය මඟින් අනෙක් O/L විෂයයන්ට උදව් කරන්නේ කෙසේද?
- ගණිතය, විද්යාව, ඉතිහාසය ආදී විෂයයන් සඳහා විෂය නිර්දේශ සාරාංශ, පසුගිය ප්රශ්න පත්ර සහ ඔබ අතින් ලියන උත්තර පරීක්ෂා කර ලකුණු ලබාදෙන Snap & Score තාක්ෂණය ඉඩසර ඇකඩමිය සතුය.