How Do You Spell ENROL?

Pronunciation: [ɛnɹˈə͡ʊl] (IPA)

The word "enrol" is spelled with the letter "o" after the letter "e". In IPA phonetic transcription, it is represented as /ɪnˈroʊl/. The first "e" in "enrol" is pronounced as /ɪ/ and the following "o" is pronounced as /oʊ/. This word refers to the act of registering or signing up for a course or an organization. It is commonly used in educational institutions and workplaces. Proper spelling of "enrol" is important to ensure effective communication and understanding.

ENROL Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "enrol" refers to the act of registering or enlisting oneself or others as a member or participant in a particular organization, institution, program, or activity. It involves the formal process of signing up, providing necessary personal information, and becoming officially involved or associated with a group.

   When individuals enrol, they typically indicate their willingness or intention to join or be part of something, whether it is an academic course, a club, a political party, a gym, or any other organized body. This can often involve completing application forms, paying fees, submitting required documents, and adhering to certain criteria or requirements set by the entity being entered.

   The act of enrolling is commonly associated with educational institutions, where students enrol in courses to pursue their desired qualifications or degrees. However, it can also extend to various other contexts such as enrolling in a healthcare plan, enlisting in the military, enrolling in a training program, or enrolling as a member of a professional association.

   Enrolling often entails a commitment to participating actively and complying with the rules and regulations established by the organization or program being joined. It serves as an official record of affiliation, allowing individuals to enjoy the privileges, benefits, and responsibilities associated with their membership.

2. To insert a name in a register or list; to record.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for ENROL

• earyl
• unrole
• genrel
• conrol
• enrgy
• genral
• enrth
• enrole
• enrolle
• enrrol
• enro
• eroll
• inrol
• enrroll
• enloy
• cenral
• enrty
• engl
• enrolld
• enrold
• aprol
• entral
• enrolll
• enail
• enoll
• eneral
• renroll
• enrolee
• envole
• enroled
• ontrol
• enmil
• enial
• inroll
• intol
• enrgu
• enrout
• inrold
• inrole
• enrool
• invol
• enrve
• unril
• menral
• earoly
• enorll
• enrie
• erroll
• jenral
• enjol
• enolp
• enolo
• ensol
• enrom
• estrol
• ethrol
• anool
• earoo
• enjal
• enlok
• enropt
• enzoul
• Entoyl
• enwom
• Ungol
• unrob
• unroo
• uprol
• wnrow
• rerol
• ennok
• jenol
• hgrol
• wnlol
• wneol
• envel
• ecroa
• engok
• enrq
• eNRGA
• enroc
• etnol
• eursol
• evroe
• Winrol
• Enloi
• Clenarol
• enimol
• Enjole
• Engog
• enrotz
• Eneola

Etymology of ENROL

The word "enrol" is derived from the Middle English term "enrôlen", which originated from the Old French word "enroller". The Old French term is a combination of the prefix "en-" (meaning "in") and the verb "roller" (meaning "to roll" or "to register"). Hence, "enrol" originally referred to the act of signing up or registering for something, akin to rolling one's name onto a list or official record. The term later evolved into its current usage, representing the act of joining or becoming a member of an organization, institution, or course.

Similar spelling words for ENROL

• enrollee,
• enrolls,
• enroled,
• enroll,
• enrolled,
• enrols.

Conjugate verb Enrol

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have enrolled

you would have enrolled

he/she/it would have enrolled

we would have enrolled

they would have enrolled

I would have enrol

you would have enrol

he/she/it would have enrol

we would have enrol

they would have enrol

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been enrolling

you would have been enrolling

he/she/it would have been enrolling

we would have been enrolling

they would have been enrolling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would enrol

you would enrol

he/she/it would enrol

we would enrol

they would enrol

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be enrolling

you would be enrolling

he/she/it would be enrolling

we would be enrolling

they would be enrolling

FUTURE

I will enrol

you will enrol

he/she/it will enrol

we will enrol

they will enrol

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be enrolling

you will be enrolling

he/she/it will be enrolling

we will be enrolling

they will be enrolling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have enrolled

you will have enrolled

he/she/it will have enrolled

we will have enrolled

they will have enrolled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been enrolling

you will have been enrolling

he/she/it will have been enrolling

we will have been enrolling

they will have been enrolling

IMPERATIVE

you enrol

we let´s enrol

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to enrol

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was enrolling

you were enrolling

he/she/it was enrolling

we were enrolling

they were enrolling

PAST PARTICIPLE

enrolled

PAST PERFECT

I had enrolled

you had enrolled

he/she/it had enrolled

we had enrolled

they had enrolled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been enrolling

you had been enrolling

he/she/it had been enrolling

we had been enrolling

they had been enrolling

PRESENT

I enrol

you enrol

he/she/it enrols

we enrol

they enrol

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am enrolling

you are enrolling

he/she/it is enrolling

we are enrolling

they are enrolling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

enrolling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have enrolled

you have enrolled

he/she/it has enrolled

we have enrolled

they have enrolled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been enrolling

you have been enrolling

he/she/it has been enrolling

we have been enrolling

they have been enrolling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it enrol

SIMPLE PAST

I enrolled

you enrolled

he/she/it enrolled

we enrolled

they enrolled