Breath and breathe are related words, but they function as different parts of speech. Breath is a noun, while breathe is a verb. The video reference clarifies this distinction.
Here's a breakdown:
Breath (Noun)
- Definition: Air inhaled or exhaled from the lungs.
- Usage: Refers to the act of inhaling or exhaling, or the air itself.
- Examples:
- "Take a deep breath when you feel stressed."
- "He has garlic breath."
Breathe (Verb)
- Definition: To inhale and exhale air.
- Usage: Describes the action of respiration.
- Example:
- "I breathe easily when I'm relaxed."
Summary Table
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breath | Noun | Air inhaled or exhaled from the lungs | Take a deep breath. |
| Breathe | Verb | To inhale and exhale air | I breathe deeply when I meditate. |
