How Do You Spell MICTURATE?

Pronunciation: [mˈɪkt͡ʃəɹˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

Micturate, derived from the Latin word "micturire," means to urinate. The word is spelled as "m-i-c-t-u-r-a-t-e" and is pronounced as /mɪkˈtjʊəreɪt/. The first syllable "mic" rhymes with "lick," and the second syllable "tu" sounds like "too." The stress falls on the second syllable. Micturate is a formal word and is usually used in a medical or scientific context. It is essential to be aware of the appropriate usage and spelling of words to convey the intended meaning accurately.

MICTURATE Meaning and Definition

1. Micturate is a verb that refers to the act of urinating or expelling urine from the bladder through the urethra. It is a medical term commonly used in formal or technical contexts.

   When a person micturates, the bladder contracts, and the urine is expelled through the urethra, which is the tube that connects the bladder to the external urinary opening. This process is essential for the elimination of waste and excess fluids from the body.

   Micturate is often associated with the voluntary control of urination, as humans have the ability to control and delay the urge to micturate until it is convenient or appropriate. However, in certain situations or medical conditions, individuals may experience involuntary or uncontrollable micturition.

   The term is derived from the Latin word "micturire," which means "to urinate." It is commonly used in medical settings, such as in medical literature, discussions between healthcare professionals, and during patient examination and diagnosis.

   It is worth noting that while "micturate" is the formal and technical term used in medical contexts, in everyday language, people usually use more common terms such as "urinate" or "pee" to describe the act of passing urine.

Common Misspellings for MICTURATE

• nicturate
• kicturate
• jicturate
• mucturate
• mjcturate
• mkcturate
• mocturate
• m9cturate
• m8cturate
• mixturate
• mivturate
• mifturate
• midturate
• micrurate
• micfurate
• micgurate
• micyurate
• mic6urate
• mic5urate
• mictuirate

Etymology of MICTURATE

The word "micturate" comes from Latin "micturire", which means "to urinate". It is derived from the root word "micturire", which originated from "micturitum", the past participle of "micturire". Ultimately, the Latin form traces back to the Indo-European root "*meigh-", meaning "to urinate". The word was later adapted into English to specifically refer to the act of urination.

Similar spelling words for MICTURATE

• mister,
• mistranslate,
• mistreatment,
• mistrust,
• mistreated,
• mixture,
• mistral,
• Micteria,
• micturition,
• mistretta,
• mistrial,
• mistress,
• mistreat.

Conjugate verb Micturate

CONDITIONAL

I would micturate

you would micturate

he/she/it would micturate

we would micturate

they would micturate

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be micturating

you would be micturating

he/she/it would be micturating

we would be micturating

they would be micturating

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have micturate

you would have micturate

he/she/it would have micturate

we would have micturate

they would have micturate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been micturating

you would have been micturating

he/she/it would have been micturating

we would have been micturating

they would have been micturating

FUTURE

I will micturate

you will micturate

he/she/it will micturate

we will micturate

they will micturate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be micturating

you will be micturating

he/she/it will be micturating

we will be micturating

they will be micturating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have micturated

you will have micturated

he/she/it will have micturated

we will have micturated

they will have micturated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been micturating

you will have been micturating

he/she/it will have been micturating

we will have been micturating

they will have been micturating

IMPERATIVE

you micturate

we let´s micturate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to micturate

PAST

I micturated

you micturated

he/she/it micturated

we micturated

they micturated

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was micturating

you were micturating

he/she/it was micturating

we were micturating

they were micturating

PAST PARTICIPLE

micturated

PAST PERFECT

I had micturated

you had micturated

he/she/it had micturated

we had micturated

they had micturated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been micturating

you had been micturating

he/she/it had been micturating

we had been micturating

they had been micturating

PRESENT

I micturate

you micturate

he/she/it micturates

we micturate

they micturate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am micturating

you are micturating

he/she/it is micturating

we are micturating

they are micturating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

micturating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have micturated

you have micturated

he/she/it has micturated

we have micturated

they have micturated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been micturating

you have been micturating

he/she/it has been micturating

we have been micturating

they have been micturating