Word of the Day for International Tiger Day Special Morning Assembly – 29 July

International Tiger Day is observed every year on July 29. It raises awareness about the declining population of tigers in various countries, including India. Tigers faced a significant decline in the 20th century. However, continuous efforts by people, governments, and international organizations have helped their numbers rise again.

Established in 2010 during a meeting in Saint Petersburg, this day emphasizes the importance of tiger conservation.

To celebrate International Tiger Day in our special morning assembly, let’s introduce the Word of the Day. This will help us understand more about tigers and their importance:

Word of the Day for Primary Classes (Nursery, LKG, and UKG)

Word: Tiger

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Meaning	A large wild cat with orange fur and black stripes.
Synonyms	Big cat, wild cat, Panthera
Antonyms	None
Etymology	From Latin tigris, from Greek tigris.
Example	The tiger is roaring in the jungle.

Word of the Day for Class 1, 2, and 3

Word: Roar

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Meaning	A loud, deep sound made by a tiger or other large animals.
Synonyms	Growl, howl, bellow
Antonyms	Whisper, murmur
Etymology	From Old English rārian
Example	We heard the tiger roar in the zoo.

Word of the Day for Class 4, 5, and 6

Word: Stripes

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Meaning	Long, narrow bands or lines, especially on fur.
Synonyms	Bands, lines, streaks
Antonyms	Solid, plain
Etymology	From Middle Dutch strijpen
Example	The tiger has beautiful black stripes.

Word of the Day for Class 7, 8, and 9

Word: Predator

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Meaning	An animal that hunts other animals for food.
Synonyms	Hunter, carnivore, killer
Antonyms	Prey, herbivore
Etymology	From Latin praedator, meaning “plunderer”
Example	The tiger is a top predator in its ecosystem.

Word of the Day for Class 10, 11, and 12

Word: Conservation

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Meaning	The act of protecting and preserving natural resources.
Synonyms	Preservation, protection, safeguarding
Antonyms	Destruction, neglect, exploitation
Etymology	From Latin conservare, meaning “to keep, preserve”
Example	Conservation of tigers is essential for maintaining biodiversity.

Word of the Day for College Students

Word: Ecosystem

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Meaning	A biological community of interacting organisms and their environment.
Synonyms	Environment, biome, habitat
Antonyms	None (context-specific term)
Etymology	From Greek oikos meaning “house” and systema meaning “system”
Example	Tigers play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of their ecosystem.

These words and their explanations are tailored to suit different educational levels, making them accessible and engaging for students.

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