How Do You Spell POMMELS?

Pronunciation: [pˈɒmə͡lz] (IPA)

Pommels is a noun that refers to the decorative knob on the handle of a weapon or tool, usually a sword or dagger. The word is spelled with a double letter "m" to indicate a short vowel sound in the second syllable, pronounced as /əlz/. The first syllable is also pronounced with a short vowel sound, indicated by the letter "o," pronounced as /pɒm/. Pommels can be made of various materials such as wood, ivory, bone, or metal and can add both functional and aesthetic value to a weapon.

POMMELS Meaning and Definition

1. Pommels, as a noun, can refer to the plural form of the word "pommel," which has a variety of meanings depending on the context. As a verb, "pommels" is the third-person singular form of the verb "pommel."

   As a noun, a pommel can refer to the rounded, often decorated, upward projection on the handle of a sword or the handle of a tool or weapon, designed to provide a secure grip and prevent slippage. In this sense, a pommel is typically made of a durable material such as metal or wood.

   Alternatively, in equestrian terms, the word "pommel" can also refer to the raised part in the front of a saddle, usually seen in traditional English-style saddles. The pommel serves to provide additional support and stability for the rider.

   When used as a verb, "pommels" refers to the action of repeatedly striking or beating something, usually with force. In this sense, it implies aggressive and forceful actions, often associated with physical attacks.

   Overall, the word "pommels" encompasses a range of meanings, from the ornamental grip on a sword or tool handle to the raised part on a saddle or the act of striking something forcefully.

Common Misspellings for POMMELS

• palmaels
• pommelo
• pymmes
• poummels
• pemmels
• sammels
• Pemmell
• Jommers

Etymology of POMMELS

The word "pommels" has an English origin and its etymology can be traced back to the Middle English word "pommel", which came from the Old French word "pomel". The Old French term referred to a small round ball or knob, often seen as a decorative or functional detail on the hilt of a sword or the end of a saddle. This Old French word ultimately descended from the Latin word "pomellus", meaning "small apple". The association with the shape of an apple or spherical object led to the use of "pommel" to describe similar rounded features on various objects, including certain parts of horse saddles or handles of hand weapons. Over time, the term "pommels" came to refer to the plural form of "pommel" and is commonly used to describe the rounded, often ornamental, protrusions found on the grip or hilt of certain weapons.

Conjugate verb Pommels

CONDITIONAL

I would pommel

we would pommel

you would pommel

he/she/it would pommel

they would pommel

FUTURE

I will pommel

we will pommel

you will pommel

he/she/it will pommel

they will pommel

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have pommelled, will have pommeled

we will have pommelled, will have pommeled

you will have pommelled, will have pommeled

he/she/it will have pommelled, will have pommeled

they will have pommelled, will have pommeled

PAST

I pommelled, pommeled

we pommelled, pommeled

you pommelled, pommeled

he/she/it pommelled, pommeled

they pommelled, pommeled

PAST PERFECT

I had pommelled, had pommeled

we had pommelled, had pommeled

you had pommelled, had pommeled

he/she/it had pommelled, had pommeled

they had pommelled, had pommeled

PRESENT

I pommel

we pommel

you pommel

he/she/it pommels

they pommel

PRESENT PERFECT

I have pommeled, have pommelled

we have pommeled, have pommelled

you have pommeled, have pommelled

he/she/it has pommeled, has pommelled

they have pommeled, have pommelled

I am pommeling, am pommelling

we are pommelling, are pommeling

you are pommelling, are pommeling

he/she/it is pommeling, is pommelling

they are pommelling, are pommeling

I was pommelling, was pommeling

we were pommeling, were pommelling

you were pommeling, were pommelling

he/she/it was pommelling, was pommeling

they were pommeling, were pommelling

I will be pommeling, will be pommelling

we will be pommeling, will be pommelling

you will be pommeling, will be pommelling

he/she/it will be pommeling, will be pommelling

they will be pommeling, will be pommelling

I have been pommeling, have been pommelling

we have been pommeling, have been pommelling

you have been pommelling, have been pommeling

he/she/it has been pommeling, has been pommelling

they have been pommelling, have been pommeling

I had been pommelling, had been pommeling

we had been pommelling, had been pommeling

you had been pommelling, had been pommeling

he/she/it had been pommelling, had been pommeling

they had been pommelling, had been pommeling

I will have been pommeling, will have been pommelling

we will have been pommeling, will have been pommelling

you will have been pommeling, will have been pommelling

he/she/it will have been pommeling, will have been pommelling

they will have been pommeling, will have been pommelling

I would have pommelled, would have pommeled

we would have pommelled, would have pommeled

you would have pommelled, would have pommeled

he/she/it would have pommelled, would have pommeled

they would have pommelled, would have pommeled

I would be pommelling, would be pommeling

we would be pommelling, would be pommeling

you would be pommelling, would be pommeling

he/she/it would be pommelling, would be pommeling

they would be pommelling, would be pommeling

I would have been pommelling, would have been pommeling

we would have been pommelling, would have been pommeling

you would have been pommelling, would have been pommeling

he/she/it would have been pommelling, would have been pommeling

they would have been pommelling, would have been pommeling