What does "write" mean?

"Write" means: To make words on paper with a pen or pencil. Example: "He writes in his notebook every day."

How do you say write in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, write is לכתוב. In Spanish, it is escribir.

How do you pronounce "write"?

Write is pronounced /raɪt/. It is a verb. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Write — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

write

/raɪt/

verb

To make words on paper with a pen or pencil

“He writes in his notebook every day.”

לכתוב

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Write is a verb in the everyday objects category. It is a intermediate (ages 9-10) word, meaning "To make words on paper with a pen or pencil" In Hebrew, write translates to לכתוב.

Example Sentences

She sat down to write a letter to her pen pal in France.
He learned to write his own name in both print and cursive.
Writing in a diary is a great way to remember special memories.

Did You Know? Writing was invented about 5,000 years ago by the ancient Sumerians in what is now Iraq. The first things ever written down were shopping lists and business records, not stories or poems! Every person's handwriting is as unique as their fingerprints. Before paper was invented, people wrote on clay tablets, animal skins, and even leaves.