TIRL Meaning and
Definition
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Tirl is a verb that refers to the act of spinning or rotating something rapidly, often with a continuous or repetitive motion. It is commonly used to depict the movement of a wheel or a spinning object. When applied to a person, tirl can indicate a swift or dizzying rotation, usually accompanied by a sense of dizziness or disorientation.
Derived from Old English and Scots dialects, tirl has had various applications throughout its existence. Historically, it was employed to describe the act of operating or turning a latch or lock. In this sense, tirl involved a quick twisting or movement to open or close a mechanism.
In contemporary usage, tirl can also have a metaphorical connotation. It may imply a feeling of being unsettled, stirred, or thrown off balance, suggesting a sense of confusion or agitation. This particular usage is commonly found in literature or poetry, where authors use tirl to evoke a vivid and intense sensation of mental or emotional disturbance.
Overall, tirl describes a rapid spinning or rotation, often associated with objects or physical actions. It can also convey a metaphorical sense of being unsettled or shaken.
Common Misspellings for TIRL
- 6irl
- 5irl
- tjrl
- tkrl
- t9rl
- t8rl
- tifl
- ti5l
- ti4l
- rtirl
- trirl
- ftirl
- tfirl
- ytirl
- 6tirl
- t6irl
- 5tirl
- t5irl
- tijrl
- tkirl
- tikrl
- toirl
- t9irl
- ti9rl
- t8irl
- ti8rl
- tierl
- tidrl
- tirdl
- tifrl
- tirfl
- titrl
- tirtl
- ti5rl
- tir5l
- ti4rl
- tir4l
- tirlk
- tirlp
- itrl
- ttirl
- tirrl
- Tmrl
- Ti2l
- Tibl
- Tizl
- Tivl
- Tisl
- t irl
- ti rl
- tir l
Etymology of TIRL
The etymology of the word "tirl" can be traced to Middle Low German and Middle Dutch. It was originally spelled as "türl" or "tuirl" in Middle Low German and "teerl" in Middle Dutch. These words meant "to turn" or "to rotate". Over time, the word evolved and was adopted into Scottish and Northern English dialects, where it acquired its modern spelling, "tirl". In Scots, it refers specifically to the action of turning a latch or handle to open a door.
Conjugate verb Tirl
CONDITIONAL
I
would tirl
you
would tirl
he/she/it
would tirl
we
would tirl
they
would tirl
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be tirling
you
would be tirling
he/she/it
would be tirling
we
would be tirling
they
would be tirling
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have tirl
you
would have tirl
he/she/it
would have tirl
we
would have tirl
they
would have tirl
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been tirling
you
would have been tirling
he/she/it
would have been tirling
we
would have been tirling
they
would have been tirling
FUTURE
I
will tirl
you
will tirl
he/she/it
will tirl
we
will tirl
they
will tirl
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be tirling
you
will be tirling
he/she/it
will be tirling
we
will be tirling
they
will be tirling
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have tirled
you
will have tirled
he/she/it
will have tirled
we
will have tirled
they
will have tirled
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been tirling
you
will have been tirling
he/she/it
will have been tirling
we
will have been tirling
they
will have been tirling
IMPERATIVE
you
tirl
we
let´s tirl
to tirl
PAST
I
tirled
you
tirled
he/she/it
tirled
we
tirled
they
tirled
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was tirling
you
were tirling
he/she/it
was tirling
we
were tirling
they
were tirling
PAST PARTICIPLE
tirled
PAST PERFECT
I
had tirled
you
had tirled
he/she/it
had tirled
we
had tirled
they
had tirled
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been tirling
you
had been tirling
he/she/it
had been tirling
we
had been tirling
they
had been tirling
PRESENT
I
tirl
you
tirl
he/she/it
tirls
we
tirl
they
tirl
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am tirling
you
are tirling
he/she/it
is tirling
we
are tirling
they
are tirling
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
tirling
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have tirled
you
have tirled
he/she/it
has tirled
we
have tirled
they
have tirled
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been tirling
you
have been tirling
he/she/it
has been tirling
we
have been tirling
they
have been tirling
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