How Do You Spell ASTRINGER?

Pronunciation: [ɐstɹˈɪŋə] (IPA)

The word "astringer" is not a commonly used word; however, it can be defined as someone who trains falcons for hunting. The spelling of this word can be explained using IPA phonetic transcription, which is a system used to represent the sounds of speech. The transcription of "astringer" is /əˈstrɪŋɡər/, which shows the pronunciation of each letter. The "a" is pronounced like the "a" in "about," the "i" like the "i" in "pin," the "ng" like the "ng" in "sing," and the "er" like the "er" in "mother."

Common Misspellings for ASTRINGER

• zstringer
• sstringer
• wstringer
• qstringer
• aatringer
• aztringer
• axtringer
• adtringer
• aetringer
• awtringer
• asrringer
• asfringer
• asgringer
• asyringer
• as6ringer
• as5ringer
• asteinger
• astdinger
• astfinger

Etymology of ASTRINGER

The word "astringer" derives from the Middle English term "astryngour", which originated from the Old French word "estraindre" (modern French: étrangler). This French word means "to tighten", "to constrict", or "to strangle". In the context of falconry, which is the hunting of wild game using trained birds of prey, an "astringer" refers to a person who holds the set of birds, typically hawks or falcons, by a leash or string to prevent them from flying away. Over time, the term "astringer" has become less commonly used, and its original meaning of a person involved in falconry has become less prominent.

Idioms with the word ASTRINGER

• astringer

Similar spelling words for ASTRINGER

• austringer,
• ostringer,
• Estranger.

Plural form of ASTRINGER is ASTRINGERS