Breath vs. Breathe

Breath is a noun — the air you take into your lungs, while breathe is a verb — to draw air into your lungs and let it out. A quick tip: breathe has an extra 'e' and is the action; a breath is the thing.

What's the difference between breath and breathe?

Breath is a noun — the air you take into your lungs.

Breathe is a verb — to draw air into your lungs and let it out.

A quick tip: breathe has an extra 'e' and is the action; a breath is the thing.

Synonyms: browse synonyms for breath and synonyms for breathe.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between breath and breathe?

Breath is a noun — the air you take into your lungs, while breathe is a verb — to draw air into your lungs and let it out. A quick tip: breathe has an extra 'e' and is the action; a breath is the thing.

When do you use breath?

Breath is a noun — the air you take into your lungs.

When do you use breathe?

Breathe is a verb — to draw air into your lungs and let it out.

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