How Do You Spell INTERRING?

Pronunciation: [ɪntˈɛɹɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "Interring" is spelled with two R's, despite it only being pronounced with one. The IPA phonetic transcription is "ɪnˈtɛrɪŋ." The first syllable sounds like the short "i" sound in "bit," followed by the "n" and "t" sounds. The second syllable has the short "e" sound in "bet," followed by "r" and "i" sounds. This spelling quirk can be confusing, but remembering the pronunciation can help you spell it correctly. "Interring" means to bury a dead body.

INTERRING Meaning and Definition

1. Interring refers to the process of burying or placing a deceased person's body or remains into the ground or a tomb, with the intention of offering a final resting place for them. It is a solemn and typically religious ceremony that marks the end of a person's physical presence in this world and is an essential part of many cultural and religious traditions.

   During the interring process, the body or remains are carefully put into a casket or coffin, which is then lowered into a grave dug specifically for this purpose. This act is typically accompanied by various rituals, prayers, and ceremonies that serve to honor and commemorate the deceased's life, express grief, provide closure for the bereaved, and acknowledge the passage from life to death.

   Interring plays a crucial role in many cultures as it allows for the proper disposal of a body and provides a designated place where loved ones can pay their respects, offer prayers, and visit to remember the deceased. It serves as a physical and symbolic connection between the living and those who have passed away, allowing for the preservation of their memory and the continuation of their legacy.

2. See Inter.

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

Common Misspellings for INTERRING

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• winturring
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• naterring

Etymology of INTERRING

The word "interring" is derived from the Middle English word "enteren", which originally came from Old French "enterer". Ultimately, its root can be traced back to the Latin word "in + terrāre", meaning "in + earth". It first appeared in English in the late 14th century and has since been used to refer to the act of burying a deceased person.

Similar spelling words for INTERRING

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• interrupted,
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• intrinsic,
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• internist,
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• interregnum,
• interlingua,
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Conjugate verb Interring

CONDITIONAL

I would interring

you would interring

he/she/it would interring

we would interring

they would interring

I would inter

we would inter

you would inter

he/she/it would inter

they would inter

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be interring

you would be interring

he/she/it would be interring

we would be interring

they would be interring

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have interring

you would have interring

he/she/it would have interring

we would have interring

they would have interring

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been interring

you would have been interring

he/she/it would have been interring

we would have been interring

they would have been interring

FUTURE

I will inter

you will inter

he/she/it will inter

we will inter

they will inter

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be interring

you will be interring

he/she/it will be interring

we will be interring

they will be interring

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have interred

you will have interred

he/she/it will have interred

we will have interred

they will have interred

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been interring

you will have been interring

he/she/it will have been interring

we will have been interring

they will have been interring

IMPERATIVE

you inter

we let´s inter

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to inter

PAST

I interred

you interred

he/she/it interred

we interred

they interred

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was interring

you were interring

he/she/it was interring

we were interring

they were interring

PAST PARTICIPLE

interred

PAST PERFECT

I had interred

you had interred

he/she/it had interred

we had interred

they had interred

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been interring

you had been interring

he/she/it had been interring

we had been interring

they had been interring

PRESENT

I inter

you inter

he/she/it inters

we inter

they inter

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am interring

you are interring

he/she/it is interring

we are interring

they are interring

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

interring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have interred

you have interred

he/she/it has interred

we have interred

they have interred

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been interring

you have been interring

he/she/it has been interring

we have been interring

they have been interring

I would have interred

we would have interred

you would have interred

he/she/it would have interred

they would have interred