IPA: /peɪnt/
KK: /peɪnt/
To create a picture or design by applying color to a surface, often using a brush or other tools.
She loves to paint in her free time, creating beautiful landscapes.
Past: painted
Past Participle: painted
A colored liquid used for covering surfaces, often made from pigments mixed with a liquid. It can also refer to makeup used to add color to the face.
She decided to use blue paint to decorate her room.
To cover a surface with color using a liquid substance, often for decoration or protection.
She decided to paint the walls of her room a bright blue.
Past: painted
Past Participle: painted
Paint → The word 'paint' originates from Old French 'peint', which is the past participle of 'peindre', meaning to paint or to color. It refers to the act of applying color to a surface.
Think of the Old French word 'peindre' which means to color something — that's why 'paint' means to apply color.