How Do You Spell DENOMINATE?

Pronunciation: [dɪnˈɒmɪnˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

The word "denominate" (/dɪˈnɒmɪneɪt/) refers to the act of giving a name or designation to something. The spelling of this word follows the common English pattern of placing stress on the second syllable, which is pronounced as "nom" (/nɒm/). The "i" in the third syllable is pronounced as a short "i" sound (/ɪ/), while the final syllable is pronounced as "ate" (/eɪt/). The phonetic transcription of "denominate" helps to provide a clear understanding of its pronunciation for non-native English speakers.

DENOMINATE Meaning and Definition

1. Denominate is a verb that refers to the act of giving a name or designation to something or someone. It is an action that involves assigning a particular title, label, or categorization to a person, object, idea, or concept. The term commonly implies the act of formally or officially naming or classifying something.

   When we denominate something, we are essentially providing it with an identifiable identity or label that distinguishes it from other things within its category or group. This process may involve using specific words, phrases, or terms that convey the essence, purpose, or characteristics of what is being named or classified.

   The term "denominate" is particularly used in various fields and contexts, such as science, mathematics, linguistics, and taxonomy, where precise and systematic classification or nomenclature is crucial. For example, in mathematics, denominating a number involves expressing it in terms of its fractional or decimal parts, while in linguistics, it refers to assigning a grammatical category or label to a word or phrase.

   Overall, the act of denominating involves bestowing a name or descriptor to someone or something, allowing for easier identification, communication, and classification within a particular system or framework.

Common Misspellings for DENOMINATE

• donminate
• deceminate
• denomenater
• denominater
• deseminate
• deteminate
• desiminate
• deiodinate
• denoninate
• denomimate
• denonminate
• denominayte
• denomminate
• denominite
• denomniable
• denomiade
• denomninade
• denomoniate
• denomminayte
• denomnyte
• denominayt
• denotiate
• demiminate
• demininate

Etymology of DENOMINATE

The word denominate can be traced back to the Latin word denominatus, which is the past participle of denominare. Denominare is derived from the combination of two Latin words: de, meaning down or from, and nomen, meaning name. Hence, the etymology of denominate can be understood as to name or to give a name to something.

Similar spelling words for DENOMINATE

• dnouement,
• Frank-tenement,
• denominator,
• Dinmont,
• dominant,
• nominate,
• denoument,
• denouement,
• denomination,
• tenement,
• dhanmondi,
• dénouement,
• dominate.

Conjugate verb Denominate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have denominated

you would have denominated

he/she/it would have denominated

we would have denominated

they would have denominated

I would have denominate

you would have denominate

he/she/it would have denominate

we would have denominate

they would have denominate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been denominating

you would have been denominating

he/she/it would have been denominating

we would have been denominating

they would have been denominating

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would denominate

you would denominate

he/she/it would denominate

we would denominate

they would denominate

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be denominating

you would be denominating

he/she/it would be denominating

we would be denominating

they would be denominating

FUTURE

I will denominate

you will denominate

he/she/it will denominate

we will denominate

they will denominate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be denominating

you will be denominating

he/she/it will be denominating

we will be denominating

they will be denominating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have denominated

you will have denominated

he/she/it will have denominated

we will have denominated

they will have denominated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been denominating

you will have been denominating

he/she/it will have been denominating

we will have been denominating

they will have been denominating

IMPERATIVE

you denominate

we let´s denominate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to denominate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was denominating

you were denominating

he/she/it was denominating

we were denominating

they were denominating

PAST PARTICIPLE

denominated

PAST PERFECT

I had denominated

you had denominated

he/she/it had denominated

we had denominated

they had denominated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been denominating

you had been denominating

he/she/it had been denominating

we had been denominating

they had been denominating

PRESENT

I denominate

you denominate

he/she/it denominates

we denominate

they denominate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am denominating

you are denominating

he/she/it is denominating

we are denominating

they are denominating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

denominating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have denominated

you have denominated

he/she/it has denominated

we have denominated

they have denominated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been denominating

you have been denominating

he/she/it has been denominating

we have been denominating

they have been denominating

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it denominate

SIMPLE PAST

I denominated

you denominated

he/she/it denominated

we denominated

they denominated