How Do You Spell BRACELET?

Pronunciation: [bɹˈe͡ɪslət] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "bracelet" can be explained through the use of IPA phonetic transcription. The initial sound is a voiced bilabial fricative "b", followed by the long "r" sound. Then comes the short "a" sound and the voiceless alveolar fricative "s". The ending is pronounced with a "l" sound followed by a long "ɛ" vowel and a voiceless alveolar fricative "t". The term "bracelet" refers to a piece of jewelry made of metal or beads that is worn around the wrist.

BRACELET Meaning and Definition

1. A bracelet is a small and decorative item of jewelry that is typically worn around the wrist. It is specifically designed to fit snugly around the wrist and is often comprised of various materials such as metal, beads, gemstones, plastic, leather, or fabric. Bracelets can be fashioned from a single, solid piece or consist of multiple interconnected segments or links.

   Traditionally, bracelets were created as adornments and ornaments for both men and women, serving as symbols of wealth, status, and fashion. Nowadays, they have become popular fashion accessories, often prized for their aesthetic appeal and versatility. Bracelets can be worn for various purposes including self-expression, religious or cultural significance, commemoration of special events, or as friendship or love tokens.

   These jewelry pieces can vary greatly in design, ranging from simple and understated to intricately crafted and ornate. Common styles include bangle bracelets, which are rigid and circular in shape, as well as charm bracelets, where individual charms or trinkets are attached to a chain or band. Some bracelets may also have clasps, hooks, or adjustable mechanisms to ensure a secure and comfortable fit.

   Bracelets are commonly gifted and cherished heirlooms passed down through generations. They continue to play a significant role in the jewelry industry, providing an appealing means of self-expression and a tangible form of personal style.

2. An ornamental band for the wrist.

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

Top Common Misspellings for BRACELET *

• braclet 72.4014336%
• bracelt 7.8853046%
• bracelett 3.9426523%
• bracelette 3.5842293%
• bracelete 1.7921146%
• bracalet 1.4336917%
• bacelet 1.0752688%
• braclent 1.0752688%
• bracelit 0.7168458%
• braclett 0.7168458%
• braiclet 0.7168458%
• bracklet 0.7168458%
• barcelet 0.7168458%
• braceled 0.7168458%
• brcklet 0.7168458%
• brecalet 0.7168458%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for BRACELET

• bracellet
• bracele
• braceltes
• bracelte
• braslet
• bracelts
• bracellets
• brecelet
• bracet
• braceletes
• braceletts
• braclete
• breacelet
• braceket
• bracelot
• braceles
• bracelate
• bracelerts
• bracelits
• broclet
• Bacenet
• Brageet
• baceet
• Brazeles
• Seracenet
• Brageler
• bractoelet
• Brucklet
• braneles
• Brakclet
• Braceleto
• Brachlen
• paracelet

Etymology of BRACELET

The word "bracelet" comes from the Old French word "bracel" which means "small arm". It is derived from the Latin word "bracchium", which means "arm". The term "bracelet" was initially used to describe a small piece of armor worn on the arm, typically to protect it. Over time, the term evolved to refer to a decorative or ornamental band worn around the wrist.

Similar spelling words for BRACELET

• brickly,
• brazile,
• Bruce Lee,
• bruxelles,
• brazel,
• Brucella,
• bricole,
• bracewell,
• brickley,
• brazelton,
• braziel,
• bruegel,
• Brasel,
• brickellia,
• Brickell,
• Brazell,
• brickle,
• brockwell,
• braced,
• breazeale.

Plural form of BRACELET is BRACELETS