Bank ( noun , verb , noun )

(As a noun)

Bank ( noun )

1. A financial institution that accepts deposits and makes loans.
2. A slope or raised area of ground.
3. A mass or pile of a particular substance, especially one that is piled up naturally.

Origin:

The word bank comes from the italian word "banco" which means a bench or counter. this word was used to refer to the counters or benches of money changers in medieval italy.

Examples:

1. I am going to deposit my money in the bank.
2. The river has cut into the bank and created a deep channel.
3. A bank of clouds obscured the sun.
4. The bank of the river was covered with stones.
5. The bank of the river was covered with green grass.

(As a verb)

Bank ( verb )

1. A financial institution that accepts deposits and makes loans.
2. A slope or raised area of ground.
3. A mass or pile of a particular substance, especially one that is piled up naturally.

Origin:

The word bank comes from the italian word "banco" which means a bench or counter. this word was used to refer to the counters or benches of money changers in medieval italy.

Examples:

1. I am going to deposit my money in the bank.
2. The river has cut into the bank and created a deep channel.
3. A bank of clouds obscured the sun.
4. The bank of the river was covered with stones.
5. The bank of the river was covered with green grass.

(As a noun)

Bank ( noun )

1. A financial institution that accepts deposits and makes loans.
2. A slope or raised area of ground.
3. A mass or pile of a particular substance, especially one that is piled up naturally.

Origin:

The word bank comes from the italian word "banco" which means a bench or counter. this word was used to refer to the counters or benches of money changers in medieval italy.

Examples:

1. I am going to deposit my money in the bank.
2. The river has cut into the bank and created a deep channel.
3. A bank of clouds obscured the sun.
4. The bank of the river was covered with stones.
5. The bank of the river was covered with green grass.