How Do You Spell BARES?

Pronunciation: [bˈe͡əz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "bares" is often confusing to English learners. IPA phonetic transcription can help to understand its spelling. The word "bares" is pronounced as /beərz/ in IPA. The letter "a" is pronounced as /eə/ in English, which sounds similar to "air". The letter "r" is pronounced as /r/, which is a rolled sound. The letter "s" is pronounced as /z/ when it's at the end of the word, as it is in "bares." This helps explain why the word is spelled with an "e" instead of an "a.".

BARES Meaning and Definition

  1. Bares is the plural form of the noun bare, which primarily refers to an object or a surface that is devoid of any covering, ornamentation, or enclosure. It describes something that is plain, exposed, or naked, lacking any additional elements that typically hide or protect it. The term can be applied to a wide range of things, such as a bare floor, a bare wall, or a bare landscape.

    The word can also be used as a verb, often used in the third person singular form "bares," which means to uncover, reveal, or expose something that was previously hidden, concealed, or protected. It implies the act of making something stripped of its usual covering or enclosure in order to expose it to view or scrutiny. For example, one might say, "He bares his soul to his closest friends," meaning he opens up and reveals his innermost thoughts and emotions.

    In addition, "bares" can be a conjugation of the verb "bare," which means to strip, remove, or make something lacking or devoid of a covering or defense. It can be used in various contexts, such as "She bares her teeth in anger," suggesting she shows her teeth aggressively, or "The tree bares its fruits in summer," indicating the tree produces and displays its fruits during the summer season.

Common Misspellings for BARES

Etymology of BARES

The word "bares" is derived from Old English "barian" or "bærnan", which means "to burn". This evolved into Middle English as "beren" or "barn", still retaining the meaning of "burn" or "set on fire". Over time, "bares" became the modern English verb "burns", which refers to the process of combustion or setting something ablaze.

Similar spelling words for BARES

Conjugate verb Bares

CONDITIONAL

I would bare
we would bare
you would bare
he/she/it would bare
they would bare

FUTURE

I will bare
we will bare
you will bare
he/she/it will bare
they will bare

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bared
we will have bared
you will have bared
he/she/it will have bared
they will have bared

PAST

I bared
we bared
you bared
he/she/it bared
they bared

PAST PERFECT

I had bared
we had bared
you had bared
he/she/it had bared
they had bared

PRESENT

I bare
we bare
you bare
he/she/it bares
they bare

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bared
we have bared
you have bared
he/she/it has bared
they have bared
I am baring
we are baring
you are baring
he/she/it is baring
they are baring
I was baring
we were baring
you were baring
he/she/it was baring
they were baring
I will be baring
we will be baring
you will be baring
he/she/it will be baring
they will be baring
I have been baring
we have been baring
you have been baring
he/she/it has been baring
they have been baring
I had been baring
we had been baring
you had been baring
he/she/it had been baring
they had been baring
I will have been baring
we will have been baring
you will have been baring
he/she/it will have been baring
they will have been baring
I would have bared
we would have bared
you would have bared
he/she/it would have bared
they would have bared
I would be baring
we would be baring
you would be baring
he/she/it would be baring
they would be baring
I would have been baring
we would have been baring
you would have been baring
he/she/it would have been baring
they would have been baring

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