How Do You Spell BESNOW?

Pronunciation: [bɪsnˈə͡ʊ] (IPA)

The word "besnow" is spelled as /bi'snoʊ/. The IPA phonetic transcription clarifies the proper pronunciation of each phoneme in the word. "Bi" represents the prefix meaning "around" or "about," and "snoʊ" is the root word meaning "to cover with snow." Together, "besnow" means to cover something with snow or to become covered by snow. Although not commonly used today, this verb can add a poetic and descriptive touch to winter-themed writing.

BESNOW Meaning and Definition

1. Besnow is a verb that means to cover or sprinkle something with snow. It is derived from the combination of the prefix 'be-', which denotes covering or surrounding, and the word 'snow', referring to the frozen precipitation consisting of ice crystals that form in clouds and fall to the ground in white, soft flakes.

   When something is besnowed, it is usually considered to be covered or coated in a layer of snow. The term can be used to describe both natural occurrences, such as when a landscape or an object becomes covered with snowfall, as well as intentional actions, like sprinkling or applying snow to create a specific effect.

   Besnow can be applied to various situations and objects. For instance, when besnowing a tree, it means that the branches and leaves are being covered with snow. Similarly, a field can be besnowed when it is covered with a white layer of snow. This word captures the act of snowfall and the resulting covering of surfaces with this frozen precipitation.

   Overall, besnow encapsulates the action of covering or sprinkling something with snow, indicating the transformation of a surrounding scene or an object by the presence of snowflakes.

Common Misspellings for BESNOW

• vesnow
• nesnow
• hesnow
• gesnow
• bwsnow
• bssnow
• bdsnow
• brsnow
• b4snow
• b3snow
• beanow
• beznow
• bexnow
• bednow
• beenow
• bewnow
• besmow
• besniw
• besnkw

Etymology of BESNOW

The word "besnow" is derived from the combination of two components: "be-" and "snow".

1. "Be-" is a prefix derived from Old English, which indicates an intensifying action or a covering or surrounding effect. In this case, it emphasizes the action of covering or surrounding with snow.

2. "Snow" stems from the Middle English word "snowe", which can be traced back to Old English "snāw". This term refers to the solid precipitation in the form of ice crystals that fall to the ground and blanket the landscape in a white layer during cold weather.

When the prefix "be-" is added to "snow", it forms "besnow", which signifies the action of covering or surrounding something with snow.

Conjugate verb Besnow

CONDITIONAL

I would besnow

you would besnow

he/she/it would besnow

we would besnow

they would besnow

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be besnowing

you would be besnowing

he/she/it would be besnowing

we would be besnowing

they would be besnowing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have besnow

you would have besnow

he/she/it would have besnow

we would have besnow

they would have besnow

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been besnowing

you would have been besnowing

he/she/it would have been besnowing

we would have been besnowing

they would have been besnowing

FUTURE

I will besnow

you will besnow

he/she/it will besnow

we will besnow

they will besnow

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be besnowing

you will be besnowing

he/she/it will be besnowing

we will be besnowing

they will be besnowing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have besnowed

you will have besnowed

he/she/it will have besnowed

we will have besnowed

they will have besnowed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been besnowing

you will have been besnowing

he/she/it will have been besnowing

we will have been besnowing

they will have been besnowing

IMPERATIVE

you besnow

we let´s besnow

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to besnow

PAST

I besnowed

you besnowed

he/she/it besnowed

we besnowed

they besnowed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was besnowing

you were besnowing

he/she/it was besnowing

we were besnowing

they were besnowing

PAST PARTICIPLE

besnowed

PAST PERFECT

I had besnowed

you had besnowed

he/she/it had besnowed

we had besnowed

they had besnowed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been besnowing

you had been besnowing

he/she/it had been besnowing

we had been besnowing

they had been besnowing

PRESENT

I besnow

you besnow

he/she/it besnows

we besnow

they besnow

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am besnowing

you are besnowing

he/she/it is besnowing

we are besnowing

they are besnowing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

besnowing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have besnowed

you have besnowed

he/she/it has besnowed

we have besnowed

they have besnowed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been besnowing

you have been besnowing

he/she/it has been besnowing

we have been besnowing

they have been besnowing