How Do You Spell ARC?

Pronunciation: [ˈɑːk] (IPA)

The word "arc" is a noun that describes a curved line or shape. It is spelled with the letters A-R-C in English. In IPA phonetic transcription, "arc" is pronounced as /ɑːk/ with a long "a" sound and a hard "c" sound at the end. The sound "k" is produced by having the back of the tongue touch the soft palate. Spelling of "arc" is consistent with English pronunciation rules where the letter "c" is pronounced as a hard "k" sound before the letters "a", "o" and "u".

ARC Meaning and Definition

1. Arc can be defined as a curved line or shape, typically part of a circle, that is composed of points that are equidistant from the center. It is usually characterized by its rounded and smooth nature, devoid of any sharp angles or corners. Arcs are commonly found in various objects and phenomena, such as the rainbow, the trajectory of a thrown object, or the arch of a bridge.

   In mathematics, an arc is a portion of a curve defined by two endpoints and the points that lie between them. It can be measured by either its length or its central angle, which is the angle subtended by the two endpoints of the arc at the center of the circle. Arcs are often used in trigonometry, geometry, and calculus to calculate measurements and determine relationships between points, lines, and shapes.

   Arc also has applications in various fields beyond mathematics. In architecture, the term is used to describe a series of arches or a curved structure. In storytelling and literature, an arc refers to the development, progression, or transformation of a character, plot, or narrative. It denotes a journey, growth, or change over time, giving depth and structure to the story.

   Overall, an arc represents a curved entity defined by its shape, endpoints, and the region between them. It is a fundamental concept that exists in various disciplines, providing a means to understand and describe the characteristics and relationships of curved objects and phenomena.

2. A curved line or segment of a circle.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

3. A part of a circle or curved line.

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

Common Misspellings for ARC

• ars
• asci
• tarck
• aro
• arr
• searc
• darck
• aric
• darc
• acc
• eirc
• ari
• arh
• fearc
• arcer
• arn
• aru
• erci
• cerc
• arff
• agri
• larc
• archy
• arcde
• atc
• ard
• aaec
• lrc
• ardd
• amc
• carck
• arou
• arcan
• erc
• aicd
• earch
• ar15
• acct
• eahc
• arick
• asc
• arce
• arica
• arock
• barck
• crc
• arcy
• arg
• mrc
• amuc
• adic
• akc
• arcre
• faec
• acco
• accc
• atac
• arbic
• parc
• src
• alck
• ary
• atck
• ggc
• ahce
• marcu
• earic
• anc
• ahcy
• argi
• artic
• aqre
• arec
• arfe
• arw
• asce
• asck
• arz
• arf
• jrc
• adc
• arco
• aotc
• azs
• abw
• ajc
• aco
• ajy
• acx
• axa
• adg
• aen
• aez
• avl
• aoo
• aue
• aoi
• ayd
• akr
• alv
• anq
• anx
• ajt
• arb
• arck
• arva
• arv
• arx
• sarc
• artc
• arcq
• ayp
• ayu
• barc
• baryc
• ury
• orp
• crec
• cuc
• dac
• drac
• ory
• drh
• ahf
• frf
• irq
• ajb
• aph
• lahc
• xrc
• tsc
• ugc
• varc
• ubc
• yac
• Arcce
• aruc
• crz
• Aaryc
• Aryck
• aqcrc
• acrcf
• arct
• aqrct
• aaarc
• ACSrC
• arcko
• rAROC
• krcq
• ha1c
• afrcq
• ag2z

Etymology of ARC

The word "arc" derives from the Latin word "arca", which roughly translates to "bow" or "arc". It can be traced back to the Ancient Greek word "arkhein", meaning "to begin" or "to rule". The original concept revolving around the term "arc" referred to the shape formed by a bowed or curved line, often resembling a bow or part of a circle. Over time, the word "arc" has been used in various contexts to describe curved structures, bridges, segments of circles, and even narrative arcs in storytelling.

Similar spelling words for ARC

• arch,
• Archie,
• aries,
• argo,
• arse,
• arocho,
• Ariza,
• arrack,
• ark,
• arius,
• ARCE,
• arzu,
• argue,
• areca,
• arico,
• Arica,
• Aresco,
• arias,
• ares,
• arras,
• arocha,
• araki,
• arca,
• Arceo,
• arak,
• archey,
• arhus,
• aras,
• arauca,
• arise.

Plural form of ARC is ARCS

Conjugate verb Arc

CONDITIONAL

I would arc

you would arc

he/she/it would arc

we would arc

they would arc

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be arcing

you would be arcing

he/she/it would be arcing

we would be arcing

they would be arcing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have arc

you would have arc

he/she/it would have arc

we would have arc

they would have arc

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been arcing

you would have been arcing

he/she/it would have been arcing

we would have been arcing

they would have been arcing

FUTURE

I will arc

you will arc

he/she/it will arc

we will arc

they will arc

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be arcing

you will be arcing

he/she/it will be arcing

we will be arcing

they will be arcing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have arced

you will have arced

he/she/it will have arced

we will have arced

they will have arced

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been arcing

you will have been arcing

he/she/it will have been arcing

we will have been arcing

they will have been arcing

IMPERATIVE

you arc

we let´s arc

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to arc

PAST

I arced

you arced

he/she/it arced

we arced

they arced

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was arcing

you were arcing

he/she/it was arcing

we were arcing

they were arcing

PAST PARTICIPLE

arced

PAST PERFECT

I had arced

you had arced

he/she/it had arced

we had arced

they had arced

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been arcing

you had been arcing

he/she/it had been arcing

we had been arcing

they had been arcing

PRESENT

I arc

you arc

he/she/it arcs

we arc

they arc

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am arcing

you are arcing

he/she/it is arcing

we are arcing

they are arcing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

arcing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have arced

you have arced

he/she/it has arced

we have arced

they have arced

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been arcing

you have been arcing

he/she/it has been arcing

we have been arcing

they have been arcing

I would have arced

we would have arced

you would have arced

he/she/it would have arced

they would have arced