How Do You Spell PROLOGUED?

Pronunciation: [pɹˈə͡ʊlɒɡd] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "Prologued" begins with the prefix "pro-" indicating something that comes before. The root word is "logue," meaning a speech or story. It is pronounced as /prɒlɒɡd /, where the stress falls on the second syllable. The suffix "-ed" represents the past tense of the verb, making it clear that the event of introducing a story or event took place in the past. Thus, "prologued" means to have introduced a story or event before it begins.

Common Misspellings for PROLOGUED

• orologued
• lrologued
• -rologued
• 0rologued
• peologued
• pdologued
• pfologued
• ptologued
• p5ologued
• p4ologued
• prilogued
• prklogued
• prllogued
• prplogued
• pr0logued
• pr9logued
• prokogued
• propogued
• prooogued
• proligued

Etymology of PROLOGUED

The word "prologued" is derived from the noun "prologue", which originates from the Greek word "prologos". In Greek, "prologos" is a compound word consisting of "pro-" meaning "before" and "logos" meaning "word" or "speech". Hence, "prologue" refers to an introductory section or opening speech before the main event or story. The verb form "prologued" is simply the past tense of "prologue", meaning to introduce or begin something with a prologue.