IPA: /ˈbɛloʊ/
KK: /ˈbɛloʊ/
To make a loud, deep sound, like a bull, or to shout in a strong voice.
The bull began to bellow loudly in the field.
Past: bellowed
Past Participle: bellowed
A very loud sound or shout, often made by a large animal like a bull.
The bellow of the bull echoed across the field.
To make a loud, deep sound, often like a shout, usually expressing strong emotion or command.
The coach bellowed instructions to the players during the game.
Past: bellowed
Past Participle: bellowed
Bellow → The word originates from Old English 'bealu', meaning a loud roar or cry. It describes the act of making a loud, deep sound, often associated with animals like bulls.
Imagine a bull making a loud roar — that's what 'bellow' means, coming from the Old English word for a loud cry.