How Do You Spell TRANSPLANTING?

Pronunciation: [tɹansplˈantɪŋ] (IPA)

Transplanting is a verb that means to move or transfer something from one place to another, especially a plant or an organ. The word is pronounced as /trænsˈplæntɪŋ/ in IPA phonetic transcription. It is spelled with a "t" at the beginning to indicate the voiced sound, /t/. The "r" after the "t" is necessary to produce the /r/ sound, and the "a" following the "r" is a schwa sound, /ə/. The "ns" in the middle of the word is pronounced as "ns" together, and the final "t" indicates a stop sound, /t/.

TRANSPLANTING Meaning and Definition

1. Transplanting refers to the act or process of moving something, such as a plant or organ, from one location to another. It involves uprooting or removing a living organism or part of it from its original place and replanting or reattaching it elsewhere. This practice is commonly associated with gardening and medicine.

   In the context of gardening, transplanting typically involves moving young plants from a nursery or starting area to their permanent growing location in a garden or pot. It is done to ensure proper spacing, facilitate optimal growth, and create desired arrangements. This process may involve preparing the new site, carefully digging the plant with its root intact, and then placing it in the prepared hole, often adding soil amendments or fertilizer to promote successful establishment.

   In medical terms, transplanting refers to the surgical procedure of removing an organ or tissue from one person, known as the donor, and implanting it in another person, known as the recipient. This is usually done to replace a damaged, diseased, or non-functioning organ, such as a kidney, heart, liver, or bone marrow. Transplants can be life-saving procedures and require careful matching of the donor and recipient to ensure compatibility and minimize the risk of rejection.

   Overall, transplanting involves relocating living organisms or parts to new environments, either for horticultural purposes or as a medical intervention for the replacement of organs or tissues.

2. The act of removing, as a tree, from one situation to another.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for TRANSPLANTING

• transplantion
• rransplanting
• fransplanting
• gransplanting
• yransplanting
• 6ransplanting
• 5ransplanting
• tranplanting
• transplating
• trasnplanting
• transpalnting
• transplantine
• Transpalantine

Etymology of TRANSPLANTING

The word "transplanting" has its origin in the Latin language. It is derived from the Latin word "transplantare", which is a combination of two Latin words: "trans" meaning "across" or "beyond", and "plantare" meaning "to plant". Therefore, "transplantare" literally means "to plant across" or "to plant beyond". Over time, this Latin term was adopted into English, resulting in the word "transplanting" which refers to the act of moving a living organism, such as a plant or an organ, from one place to another.

Similar spelling words for TRANSPLANTING

• transaminate,
• translation,
• transaminase,
• transmontane,
• transubstantiate,
• transplacental,
• transmigrante,
• transactinide,
• transpiring,
• transactor,
• transmitting,
• transpolar,
• transpirate,
• transposon,
• transparent,
• transplantation,
• transplanter,
• transplantable,
• transporter,
• transudation,
• transudate,
• transplant,
• translator,
• transcontinental,
• transpiration,
• transamination,
• transoceanic,
• transiently,
• transatlantic,
• transaction,
• transposition.

Plural form of TRANSPLANTING is TRANSPLANTINGS

Conjugate verb Transplanting

CONDITIONAL

I would transplant

we would transplant

you would transplant

he/she/it would transplant

they would transplant

FUTURE

I will transplant

we will transplant

you will transplant

he/she/it will transplant

they will transplant

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have transplanted

we will have transplanted

you will have transplanted

he/she/it will have transplanted

they will have transplanted

PAST

I transplanted

we transplanted

you transplanted

he/she/it transplanted

they transplanted

PAST PERFECT

I had transplanted

we had transplanted

you had transplanted

he/she/it had transplanted

they had transplanted

PRESENT

I transplant

we transplant

you transplant

he/she/it transplants

they transplant

PRESENT PERFECT

I have transplanted

we have transplanted

you have transplanted

he/she/it has transplanted

they have transplanted

I am transplanting

we are transplanting

you are transplanting

he/she/it is transplanting

they are transplanting

I was transplanting

we were transplanting

you were transplanting

he/she/it was transplanting

they were transplanting

I will be transplanting

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I have been transplanting

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I had been transplanting

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I will have been transplanting

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you will have been transplanting

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I would have transplanted

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I would be transplanting

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