How Do You Spell ANHUNGERED?

Pronunciation: [ˈanhʌnd͡ʒəd] (IPA)

The word "Anhungered" is an archaic way of saying "hungry". Its spelling is a reflection of its Middle English roots, which were common in the 14th century. In IPA phonetic transcription, "Anhungered" is pronounced as /ænˈhʌŋɡərd/ which means being in a state of extreme hunger. The prefix "an" means "without" or "lacking" and "hungered" means "starved" or "deprived of food". While not commonly used today, "Anhungered" can still be found in literature and poetry as a way to add a touch of old-world language to the text.

ANHUNGERED Meaning and Definition

1. "Anhungered" is an archaic term derived from Old English and primarily used in religious, poetic, or literary contexts. It refers to a state of intense hunger or extreme desire for sustenance, both on a physical and metaphorical level. The word combines the prefix "an-" meaning "on" or "in" with the Old English noun "hungered" derived from "hungor," denoting a strong craving or need for food.

   In its literal sense, "anhungered" signifies a deep, ravenous hunger that surpasses regular levels of appetite or starvation. It conveys a state of deprivation or extreme craving for nourishment, often accompanied by physical weakness or even starvation.

   Metaphorically, "anhungered" alludes to an intense longing or yearning for something beyond the scope of food. This could be a desire for knowledge, success, fulfillment, spiritual growth, or any other profound urge in one's life. In this sense, it captures the strong, insatiable yearning for satisfaction or attainment.

   Due to its archaic nature, the term "anhungered" is rarely used in contemporary language. However, it can occasionally be encountered in literature or poetry, particularly when evoking a more old-fashioned or poetic style. It serves as a poignant and vivid expression to depict the intensity of hunger or desire, both in the literal and symbolic sense.

Common Misspellings for ANHUNGERED

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Etymology of ANHUNGERED

The word "anhungered" is derived from Old English "anhungrian", which means "to be hungry". It is a combination of the prefix "an-" (indicating a state or condition) and "hungor" (meaning hunger). Over time, the word evolved into "anhungred" and later became "anhungered" in Modern English, while retaining its original meaning of being hungry.

Similar spelling words for ANHUNGERED

• enhungered,
• anhungred.