Mail ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Mail ( noun )

1. Letters, packages, or other items that are sent or carried by a postal service.
2. Electronic messages sent and received over a computer network or the internet.

Origin:

From middle english mail, from old english mægel (a bag, a wallet); related to old high german megal (a bag).

Examples:

1. I have to check my mail.
2. She sends a mail to her friend.
3. He receives a lot of mail.
4. The mail is delivered twice a day.
5. I will send a mail to you tomorrow.

(As a verb)

Mail ( verb )

1. Letters, packages, or other items that are sent or carried by a postal service.
2. Electronic messages sent and received over a computer network or the internet.

Origin:

From middle english mail, from old english mægel (a bag, a wallet); related to old high german megal (a bag).

Examples:

1. I have to check my mail.
2. She sends a mail to her friend.
3. He receives a lot of mail.
4. The mail is delivered twice a day.
5. I will send a mail to you tomorrow.