How Do You Spell BISECTED?

Pronunciation: [ba͡ɪsˈɛktɪd] (IPA)

Bisected is spelled as /baɪ'sektɪd/, with the stress on the second syllable. This word refers to the act of dividing something into two equal parts, often used in geometry or mathematics. The prefix "bi-" means "two," while "sect" comes from the Latin word "secare," meaning "to cut." So, the word "bisected" literally means "cut into two." Remembering the IPA transcription and the meaning of the word can help to properly spell and use it in context.

BISECTED Meaning and Definition

  1. Bisected is an adjective that describes an object or shape that has been divided or cut into two equal parts or halves along its longitudinal or central axis. The term "bisect" is derived from the Latin word "bi-" meaning two and "secare" meaning to cut, so the word literally means to cut into two equal parts.

    When an object or geometric figure is bisected, it is divided in such a way that each resulting part has the exact same size, shape, and characteristics. This division can occur in various contexts, such as mathematics, biology, or woodworking.

    In mathematics, a line, angle, or plane can be bisected. For instance, a line segment can be bisected by drawing a perpendicular line that passes through its midpoint, separating the segment into two equal parts. Similarly, an angle is bisected when a ray divides it into two congruent angles.

    In biology or anatomy, the term is used to describe the separation of an organism or structure into two equal regions or sections. For example, in cell division, the process of mitosis results in the cell being bisected, dividing the replicated genetic material in equal proportions.

    Overall, bisected refers to the act or state of cutting or dividing an object into two equal halves, demonstrating symmetry and equal distribution of characteristics or qualities.

Common Misspellings for BISECTED

Etymology of BISECTED

The word "bisected" is derived from the Latin word "bisectus", which is the past participle of the verb "bisecare". In Latin, "bi" means "two" and "secare" means "to cut". Therefore, "bisectus" literally translates to "cut into two parts". Over time, the term has been adopted into English, retaining its original meaning of dividing or cutting something into two equal parts.

Similar spelling words for BISECTED

Conjugate verb Bisected

CONDITIONAL

I would bisect
we would bisect
you would bisect
he/she/it would bisect
they would bisect

FUTURE

I will bisect
we will bisect
you will bisect
he/she/it will bisect
they will bisect

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bisected
we will have bisected
you will have bisected
he/she/it will have bisected
they will have bisected

PAST

I bisected
we bisected
you bisected
he/she/it bisected
they bisected

PAST PERFECT

I had bisected
we had bisected
you had bisected
he/she/it had bisected
they had bisected

PRESENT

I bisect
we bisect
you bisect
he/she/it bisects
they bisect

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bisected
we have bisected
you have bisected
he/she/it has bisected
they have bisected
I am bisecting
we are bisecting
you are bisecting
he/she/it is bisecting
they are bisecting
I was bisecting
we were bisecting
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they were bisecting
I will be bisecting
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I would be bisecting
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