How Do You Spell ANETH?

Pronunciation: [ˈe͡ɪnəθ] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word for the herb commonly known as dill weed is "aneth". The spelling may appear unusual due to the silent "h". The IPA phonetic transcription for the word is /ˈænɛθ/, with the first syllable pronounced as "an" with a short "a" sound and the second syllable pronounced as "eth" with a voiced "th" sound. The word originates from the Greek word "anēthē" which means "herb". Aneth is commonly used in Scandinavian, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern cooking.

Common Misspellings for ANETH

• zneth
• wneth
• qneth
• ajeth
• aheth
• anwth
• an4th
• an3th
• anegh
• aneyh
• ane6h
• ane5h
• anetg
• anetn
• zaneth
• azneth
• saneth
• asneth
• waneth
• awneth

Etymology of ANETH

The word "aneth" has its etymology rooted in Ancient Greek. It is derived from the Greek word "ánēthion" (ἄνηθον), which means "dill". This, in turn, comes from the Greek word "ánēton" (ἄνητον), meaning "rush" or "straw". The reference to "dill" likely stems from the feathery appearance of the plant, which resembles rushes or straw. Over time, the word "aneth" made its way into various languages, including Latin (anethum), Old English (æned), and eventually became "aneth" in its current form in English.

Similar spelling words for ANETH

• Aneath,
• Iantha,
• ANTH-GLY,
• Anthea,
• Ianthia,
• Unnethe,
• Uneath,
• unneath,
• oneeighth,
• Anthia,
• Anath,
• Antheya,
• Anthe,
• ANTH,
• ANOTH,
• winothai,
• yonath,
• Inwith,
• -anth,
• anitha,
• uneth,
• Antheia,
• oneth,
• onthe,
• anethi,
• unthaw,
• Annthea,
• ENOTHE,
• ENITH,
• ANTH-IDA,
• ontheway,
• Onethe,
• Ianthe,
• INTH,
• onwith,
• Yaneth,
• inthe,
• Antho-.