How Do You Spell TYPEWRITE?

Pronunciation: [tˈa͡ɪpɹa͡ɪt] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "typewrite" is a bit confusing due to the irregular pronunciation of the letters. IPA phonetic transcription can help clarify this. The word is spelled with a "y" for the first sound, which is represented as /tʌɪp/. The second sound is spelled with a "w" but is pronounced like an "r," which is represented as /raɪt/. So, the correct phonetic transcription for typewrite is /tʌɪpraɪt/. Despite its irregular spelling, typewrite is an essential term describing the act of writing with a typewriter.

TYPEWRITE Meaning and Definition

1. Typewrite is a transitive verb that refers to the act of writing or producing text using a typewriter or a similar mechanical device. It involves the manual operation of pressing keys that have letters, characters, or symbols on them to imprint or print the desired text onto paper.

   In the context of typing written material, typewriting typically involves a rhythmic motion of fingers, hands, and arms to execute the required key presses. This action results in the striking of an inked ribbon against the paper, transferring ink to create legible characters.

   The development of the typewriter, which gained popularity during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, revolutionized the writing and publishing industries. It provided a means to produce documents, manuscripts, and correspondence much faster and more legibly than handwriting. Additionally, typewriting facilitated mass distribution and dissemination of written materials, contributing to the growth of communication and documentation.

   Today, typewriting is less common due to the prevalence of computers and digital technology. However, the term can also be used metaphorically to describe the process of producing text using a computer keyboard or any other device that replicates the mechanical action of typing on a typewriter.

Common Misspellings for TYPEWRITE

• tyewriter
• typewrier
• typwriter
• typewritter
• typerwriter
• typpewrite
• typewriten
• cyperite

Etymology of TYPEWRITE

The word "typewrite" originates from the combination of two words: "type" and "write".

The term "type" can be traced back to the Latin word "typus", meaning "figure" or "image". It later evolved into Old French as "tip", referring to the symbol or form of a letter. "Type" eventually entered the English language in the 15th century, with the meaning of a character or letter used in printing.

The word "write" has Old English roots and originates from the Proto-Germanic word "writan". It evolved from the earlier Old English word "writ", which meant "something written".

The combination of these two words, "type" and "write", birthed the term "typewrite" in the early 19th century.

Similar spelling words for TYPEWRITE

• dough bird,
• Doughbird,
• taboret,
• TPWRD,
• typewriter,
• debride,
• deportee,
• daubert,
• diboride,
• twopart,
• debrett,
• TPORT,
• Topproud,
• taborda,
• DOPRT,
• taproot,
• debeard,
• DIPERTE,
• Tapiroid,
• teaboard,
• Taberd,
• taubert,
• DEPORD,
• debrito,
• diapered,
• Tabret,
• tayport,
• tapiroidea,
• dibert,
• debrett\'s,
• DAPRD,
• typewrote,
• Twoport,
• tabouret,
• tabered,
• WDPRT,
• Deepread,
• duport,
• toeboard,
• diprete,
• tapirid,
• depart,
• Tabaret,
• diaperhood,
• taboured,
• depart-ing,
• departee,
• TOPRATE,
• depowered,
• tabbert,
• DIPRAT,
• DOPRAD,
• Deibert,
• deboard,
• Taborite,
• Depred,
• DAYPART,
• tuberoid,
• deporte,
• deborde,
• tabard,
• typewritten,
• deport,
• deburred,
• Debarred,
• nipperty-tipperty,
• debord,
• typewriting,
• daubreite,
• TPROT,
• Depurate,
• depardieu,
• tapiridae,
• Tabored,
• teabread,
• dubord,
• TEEBIRD,
• tapert,
• tapered,
• TBRED,
• tiyapairat,
• teaparty.

Conjugate verb Typewrite

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have typewritten

you would have typewritten

he/she/it would have typewritten

we would have typewritten

they would have typewritten

I would have typewrite

you would have typewrite

he/she/it would have typewrite

we would have typewrite

they would have typewrite

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been typewriting

you would have been typewriting

he/she/it would have been typewriting

we would have been typewriting

they would have been typewriting

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would typewrite

you would typewrite

he/she/it would typewrite

we would typewrite

they would typewrite

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be typewriting

you would be typewriting

he/she/it would be typewriting

we would be typewriting

they would be typewriting

FUTURE

I will typewrite

you will typewrite

he/she/it will typewrite

we will typewrite

they will typewrite

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be typewriting

you will be typewriting

he/she/it will be typewriting

we will be typewriting

they will be typewriting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have typewritten

you will have typewritten

he/she/it will have typewritten

we will have typewritten

they will have typewritten

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been typewriting

you will have been typewriting

he/she/it will have been typewriting

we will have been typewriting

they will have been typewriting

IMPERATIVE

you typewrite

we let´s typewrite

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to typewrite

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was typewriting

you were typewriting

he/she/it was typewriting

we were typewriting

they were typewriting

PAST PARTICIPLE

typewritten

PAST PERFECT

I had typewritten

you had typewritten

he/she/it had typewritten

we had typewritten

they had typewritten

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been typewriting

you had been typewriting

he/she/it had been typewriting

we had been typewriting

they had been typewriting

PRESENT

I typewrite

you typewrite

he/she/it typewrites

we typewrite

they typewrite

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am typewriting

you are typewriting

he/she/it is typewriting

we are typewriting

they are typewriting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

typewriting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have typewritten

you have typewritten

he/she/it has typewritten

we have typewritten

they have typewritten

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been typewriting

you have been typewriting

he/she/it has been typewriting

we have been typewriting

they have been typewriting

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it typewrite

SIMPLE PAST

I typewrote

you typewrote

he/she/it typewrote

we typewrote

they typewrote