How Do You Spell MEAN?

Correct spelling for the English word "mean" is [mˈiːn], [mˈiːn], [m_ˈiː_n] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

Similar spelling words for MEAN

• meme,
• meany,
• meanie,
• meaney,
• mein,
• meehan,
• men,
• memo,
• mehan,
• menu,
• Mena,
• mem.

Plural form of MEAN is MEANS

20 words made out of letters MEAN

2 letters

• mn,
• me,
• nm,
• ma,
• ea,
• am,
• na,
• ne,
• en,
• em,
• an.

3 letters

• ane,
• man,
• men.

4 letters

• maen,
• mane,
• mean,
• amen,
• name,
• anem.

What does mean stand for?

Abbreviation MEAN means:

1. Midlothian Employment Action Network

2. Menacingly Evil Antagonistic Network

Conjugate verb Mean

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have meant

you would have meant

he/she/it would have meant

we would have meant

they would have meant

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we would have mean

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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been meaning

you would have been meaning

he/she/it would have been meaning

we would have been meaning

they would have been meaning

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would mean

you would mean

he/she/it would mean

we would mean

they would mean

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be meaning

you would be meaning

he/she/it would be meaning

we would be meaning

they would be meaning

FUTURE

I will mean

you will mean

he/she/it will mean

we will mean

they will mean

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be meaning

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he/she/it will be meaning

we will be meaning

they will be meaning

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have meant

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we will have meant

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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been meaning

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we will have been meaning

they will have been meaning

IMPERATIVE

you mean

we let´s mean

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to mean

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was meaning

you were meaning

he/she/it was meaning

we were meaning

they were meaning

PAST PARTICIPLE

meant

PAST PERFECT

I had meant

you had meant

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we had meant

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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been meaning

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we had been meaning

they had been meaning

PRESENT

I mean

you mean

he/she/it means

we mean

they mean

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am meaning

you are meaning

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we are meaning

they are meaning

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

meaning

PRESENT PERFECT

I have meant

you have meant

he/she/it has meant

we have meant

they have meant

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been meaning

you have been meaning

he/she/it has been meaning

we have been meaning

they have been meaning

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it mean

SIMPLE PAST

I meant

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they meant