Fountain

Pronunciation: /faʊntən/

Definitions of fountain

noun A natural spring of water; a structure that sends water up into the air in a decorative way

Example Sentences

A1 The fountain in the park is very beautiful.

A2 We threw coins into the fountain for good luck.

B1 The fountain in the town square is a popular meeting spot.

B2 The ornate fountain in the garden was a masterpiece of design.

C1 The fountain's intricate carvings and statues were a sight to behold.

C2 The majestic fountain in the palace courtyard was a symbol of wealth and power.

Examples of fountain in a Sentence

formal The fountain in the town square is a popular spot for tourists to take photos.

informal Let's meet by the fountain in the park after school.

slang That fountain is lit, we should hang out there sometime.

figurative Her words were a fountain of wisdom, always offering valuable insights.

Grammatical Forms of fountain

• past tense: fountained
• plural: fountains
• comparative: more fountain
• superlative: most fountain
• present tense: fountains
• future tense: will fountain
• perfect tense: have fountained
• continuous tense: is fountaining
• singular: fountain
• positive degree: fountain
• infinitive: to fountain
• gerund: fountaining
• participle: fountaining

Origin and Evolution of fountain

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'fountain' originated from the Latin word 'fons' meaning spring or source.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'fountain' evolved to refer to a structure that ejects water into the air, often for decorative or practical purposes, such as providing drinking water or creating a focal point in a garden or public space.