How Do You Spell UNEARTHS?

Pronunciation: [ʌnˈɜːθs] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "unearths" can be explained using IPA phonetic transcription. The first syllable is pronounced as "ʌn", similar to the sound in "bun". The second syllable is pronounced with the sound "ɜː", which is similar to the sound in "bird". The third syllable is pronounced with a "ð" sound, like in "the", followed by "z" sound. Altogether, "unearths" is pronounced as "ʌnˈɜːðz". It means to uncover or reveal something that was previously hidden, especially something of archaeological or historical significance.

UNEARTHS Meaning and Definition

1. The term "unearths" is a verb that refers to the act of excavating or bringing to the surface something that was buried or hidden. It pertains to the process of uncovering and revealing something that was previously concealed or unknown.

   When one "unearths" something, they typically engage in the physical or metaphorical process of digging or searching in order to discover or expose it. This action involves removing layers of earth, debris, or obscurity to bring this hidden element to light.

   In a literal sense, "unearths" may involve activities such as archeological digs, where ancient artifacts or remains are carefully unearthed from their burial sites. This process requires precision and meticulousness to ensure that the discovered objects are preserved and that further knowledge or insights can be gained.

   In a metaphorical sense, "unearthing" can be used to describe the act of discovering or revealing something that was previously unknown or secretive. This action often requires investigation, research, or questioning to uncover hidden facts, information, or truths that were intentionally concealed or overlooked.

   Overall, the term "unearths" conveys the idea of bringing something into visibility or awareness by removing obstacles or hidden layers, whether in a physical or metaphorical sense.

Common Misspellings for UNEARTHS

• unearthy
• onearth
• unearthd
• unerths
• unnearths
• inearthd
• uncagtes
• unhalths
• unheaths
• Uneuths
• uneertht
• unerthse
• enerths
• unirths

Etymology of UNEARTHS

The word "unearths" is derived from the verb "to unearth".

The term "unearth" first emerged in the 14th century and combines the prefix "un-" (meaning "not") with the Old English word "earþian" (meaning "to dig, explore, search"). Eventually, "earþian" evolved into "erthen" in Middle English, which is similar to the modern English word "earth". Thus, the original sense of "unearth" was to dig or bring something up from the earth, or to discover something previously hidden or buried.

Over time, this sense expanded to also include figurative uses, such as discovering or revealing information or uncovering hidden truths. This evolution in meaning led to the formation of the noun "unearthing" as well as the verb form "unearths" to describe the action of bringing something to light or uncovering something.

Similar spelling words for UNEARTHS

• unhurt,
• unaerated,
• unworthy,
• unneurotic,
• unartistic,
• unheard,
• unmerited,
• unaired,
• unearth,
• unearthly,
• unmarred.

Conjugate verb Unearths

CONDITIONAL

I would unearth

we would unearth

you would unearth

he/she/it would unearth

they would unearth

FUTURE

I will unearth

we will unearth

you will unearth

he/she/it will unearth

they will unearth

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unearthed

we will have unearthed

you will have unearthed

he/she/it will have unearthed

they will have unearthed

PAST

I unearthed

we unearthed

you unearthed

he/she/it unearthed

they unearthed

PAST PERFECT

I had unearthed

we had unearthed

you had unearthed

he/she/it had unearthed

they had unearthed

PRESENT

I unearth

we unearth

you unearth

he/she/it unearths

they unearth

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unearthed

we have unearthed

you have unearthed

he/she/it has unearthed

they have unearthed

I am unearthing

we are unearthing

you are unearthing

he/she/it is unearthing

they are unearthing

I was unearthing

we were unearthing

you were unearthing

he/she/it was unearthing

they were unearthing

I will be unearthing

we will be unearthing

you will be unearthing

he/she/it will be unearthing

they will be unearthing

I have been unearthing

we have been unearthing

you have been unearthing

he/she/it has been unearthing

they have been unearthing

I had been unearthing

we had been unearthing

you had been unearthing

he/she/it had been unearthing

they had been unearthing

I will have been unearthing

we will have been unearthing

you will have been unearthing

he/she/it will have been unearthing

they will have been unearthing

I would have unearthed

we would have unearthed

you would have unearthed

he/she/it would have unearthed

they would have unearthed

I would be unearthing

we would be unearthing

you would be unearthing

he/she/it would be unearthing

they would be unearthing

I would have been unearthing

we would have been unearthing

you would have been unearthing

he/she/it would have been unearthing

they would have been unearthing