hind
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /haɪnd/
KK: /haɪnd/
adjective
Definition
Relating to the part that is at the back or follows something else.
Example
The hind legs of the animal are stronger than the front ones.
Conversation
I love how the garden looks this year, especially the flowers in the hind section.
Yeah, they really add a nice touch to the overall view.
I was thinking of planting some herbs in the hind area next spring.
That sounds like a great idea! It'll make the garden even more useful.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
rear
back
posterior
Antonyms
front
leading
fore
noun
Definition
A female red deer or a type of fish related to groupers, often found in Atlantic waters.
Example
The hind gracefully leaped over the fallen logs in the forest.
Conversation
Did you see that hind in the park yesterday?
Yeah, it was really beautiful!
I was surprised to see a hind so close to the city.
Root Explanation
Hind → The word 'hind' originates from Old English 'hind', meaning 'the back' or 'the rear'. It refers to something that is situated at the back or behind.
Memory Tip
Think of 'hind' as relating to the 'back' or 'rear' of something, helping you remember that it describes a position at the back.
Visually Confused Words
ahind
ind
hin
shindy
hinoid
chined
behind