How Do You Spell ITEMISE?

Pronunciation: [ˈa͡ɪtəmˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "itemise" is spelled with two syllables: /ˈaɪtəmaɪz/. The first syllable is pronounced with a long "i" sound, represented by the IPA symbol /aɪ/. The second syllable starts with a "t" followed by a short "e" sound represented by /ə/. This is followed by the letters "m" and "i" pronounced as "mye" /maɪ/, and finally the letter "z". This word means to list or enumerate individual items, and its spelling emphasizes the distinctness and clarity of each item listed.

ITEMISE Meaning and Definition

1. Itemise is a transitive verb that refers to the act of listing or enumerating individual items or components separately and systematically. It involves breaking down a larger entity, such as a collection, a report, or a bill, into its individual parts or details for the purpose of clarity, organization, or analysis. When someone itemises something, they are essentially providing a detailed inventory or account of its contents or elements.

   In practice, itemising typically entails creating a clear and methodical list that highlights each distinct element, category, or aspect of the subject being described. This can involve assigning specific names, labels, or numbers to each item for easier identification and reference. Itemisation is frequently used in various fields and contexts, such as accounting, inventory management, budgeting, tax reporting, or scientific research, as it allows for better understanding, communication, or scrutiny of complex or multi-faceted information.

   For instance, an accountant may itemise expenses on a financial statement, breaking them down into various categories (e.g., travel, supplies, maintenance) to elucidate the breakdown of costs and aid in analysis. Similarly, an author may itemise the chapters or sections of a book outline to provide a clear structure and overview of the content. In summary, itemising involves organizing and presenting information in a detailed and item-by-item manner, thus enhancing comprehension, evaluation, or classification of the subject matter.

Common Misspellings for ITEMISE

• utemise
• jtemise
• ktemise
• otemise
• 9temise
• 8temise
• iremise
• ifemise
• igemise
• iyemise
• i6emise
• i5emise
• itwmise
• itsmise
• itdmise
• itrmise
• it4mise
• it3mise
• itenise
• tiemise

Etymology of ITEMISE

The word "itemise" comes from the noun "item", which originated from the Latin word "item", meaning "also" or "likewise". In English, "item" initially referred to an individual article or particular unit in a list, dating back to the 14th century. At around the 18th century, the verb "itemise" was formed to describe the act of listing or enumerating individual items or details.

Similar spelling words for ITEMISE

• adamos,
• ADMSE,
• ademas,
• ATMOS,
• Otameesia,
• edemas,
• Ottamisia,
• Otamisia,
• atomies,
• ATMUS,
• Adiemus,
• adam's,
• ADAMAS,
• udimms,
• ADAM’S-APPLE,
• YTMYS,
• ATOMS/CM2,
• ETAMS,
• ADMES,
• ATOMS/M2,
• ATOMS/CM2S,
• otomys,
• IDMS/R,
• ETIMS,
• luxury-items,
• ITDMS,
• odomes,
• EODMS,
• ATOMSW,
• UTMIS,
• MI-ADMS,
• atimies,
• woodmouse,
• EUATMS,
• Adams's,
• EDMMS,
• adams-clay,
• odiums,
• ICP-IDMS,
• odoms,
• adames,
• addooms,
• ADMAZ,
• IDMMS,
• admass,
• atomize,
• ITTMS,
• IDMS,
• EDMS,
• oedemas,
• Adami's,
• ATMS,
• ATOHMS,
• sub-items,
• ITDAMS,
• idioms,
• adeems,
• ITMAAS,
• atoms,
• items,
• ETMAES,
• ADMMS,
• Addams,
• ITEAMS,
• AHDMS,
• athamas,
• ADMZ,
• ETMSA,
• wood mouse,
• eutamias,
• ATOMS/CM3,
• ADMS,
• itemize,
• UTMSA,
• adam's-needle,
• adamus,
• itemizes,
• adamsia,
• GC/IDMS,
• aethomys,
• Stokes-Adam's,
• itemized,
• ADMOS,
• Alexander-Adams',
• Iodymus,
• eudemis,
• ITMACE,
• ITMZ,
• adams',
• odeums,
• ADIMSS,
• AEDMS,
• atomise,
• ESI-ITMS,
• adam's-apple,
• IDMES,
• Euotomous,
• woodhams,
• adams,
• ATOMS/M3,
• addeems,
• ETMS,
• audimas,
• ATOIMS,
• ETOIMS,
• EDMUS,
• OHTMS,
• athames,
• athomes,
• otomis,
• woodmice,
• atemoyas,
• ETMES,
• ETMIS,
• EOTMS,
• IDMHS,
• Odums,
• autemesia.

Conjugate verb Itemise

CONDITIONAL

I would itemise

you would itemise

he/she/it would itemise

we would itemise

they would itemise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be itemising

you would be itemising

he/she/it would be itemising

we would be itemising

they would be itemising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have itemise

you would have itemise

he/she/it would have itemise

we would have itemise

they would have itemise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been itemising

you would have been itemising

he/she/it would have been itemising

we would have been itemising

they would have been itemising

FUTURE

I will itemise

you will itemise

he/she/it will itemise

we will itemise

they will itemise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be itemising

you will be itemising

he/she/it will be itemising

we will be itemising

they will be itemising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have itemised

you will have itemised

he/she/it will have itemised

we will have itemised

they will have itemised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been itemising

you will have been itemising

he/she/it will have been itemising

we will have been itemising

they will have been itemising

IMPERATIVE

you itemise

we let´s itemise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to itemise

PAST

I itemised

you itemised

he/she/it itemised

we itemised

they itemised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was itemising

you were itemising

he/she/it was itemising

we were itemising

they were itemising

PAST PARTICIPLE

itemised

PAST PERFECT

I had itemised

you had itemised

he/she/it had itemised

we had itemised

they had itemised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been itemising

you had been itemising

he/she/it had been itemising

we had been itemising

they had been itemising

PRESENT

I itemise

you itemise

he/she/it itemises

we itemise

they itemise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am itemising

you are itemising

he/she/it is itemising

we are itemising

they are itemising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

itemising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have itemised

you have itemised

he/she/it has itemised

we have itemised

they have itemised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been itemising

you have been itemising

he/she/it has been itemising

we have been itemising

they have been itemising

I would have itemised

we would have itemised

you would have itemised

he/she/it would have itemised

they would have itemised