How Do You Spell BREDE?

Pronunciation: [bɹˈiːd] (IPA)

Brede (pronounced /brɛd/) is a word used to describe a fillet of fish. It is spelled with a "b", "r", "e", and "d" and pronounced with a short "e" sound. The "b" is pronounced at the beginning of the word, while the "r" is pronounced with a slight roll in some accents. The "e" is pronounced with a schwa (ə) sound, while the "d" is pronounced with a voiced "d" sound. When speaking or writing about cooking or seafood dishes, the correct spelling and pronunciation of brede is important.

BREDE Meaning and Definition

1. Brede is a noun that refers to a collection or mixture of different things, often of various colors or types, that are combined or interwoven to form a decorative pattern or design. It can also be used as a verb, meaning to interweave or mix together different elements or components to create a decorative or artistic effect.

   In terms of design, brede often refers to a decorative border or edging that is made by intertwining different colors or types of fabric, thread, or materials. This can be seen in various art forms such as embroidery, tapestry, or weaving, where different threads or fibers are used to create a visually appealing and intricate pattern or design.

   The concept of brede can also extend beyond visual arts to other domains. For instance, it can be used metaphorically to describe the blending or mingling of different ideas, elements, or characteristics to create a harmonious or interesting result. In this sense, brede implies a sense of diversity, fusion, or combination, where different elements come together to form a unified whole.

   Overall, brede encompasses the notion of interweaving or blending different elements, whether material, conceptual, or artistic, to create a pattern, design, or composition that is visually appealing, harmonious, or distinctive.

Common Misspellings for BREDE

• vrede
• nrede
• hrede
• bfede
• btede
• b5ede
• brwde
• brsde
• brdde
• brrde
• br4de
• br3de
• brese
• brexe
• bred4
• bred3
• vbrede
• bvrede
• B2ede
• Bpede

Etymology of BREDE

The word "brede" is believed to have originated from the Middle English word "breden", which in turn comes from the Old English word "bredan". The Old English "bredan" means "to frith" or "to trim", and it is also related to the Old Norse word "bregða", meaning "to weave" or "to braid". Over time, the meaning of "brede" evolved and came to represent various decorative or ornamental trimmings, particularly those used in textile or embroidery work.

Similar spelling words for BREDE

• brodiaea,
• Brodie,
• bread,
• breath,
• breathe,
• Brite,
• Bret,
• bradt,
• Brett,
• Broddy,
• brad,
• braddy,
• breadth,
• Brody,
• brute,
• breed,
• breth,
• brady,
• braid,
• bryd,
• breit,
• Breda,
• broad,
• brood,
• Brodt,
• brode,
• braud,
• bride,
• bradway,
• brideau.

Conjugate verb Brede

CONDITIONAL

I would brede

you would brede

he/she/it would brede

we would brede

they would brede

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be breding

you would be breding

he/she/it would be breding

we would be breding

they would be breding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have brede

you would have brede

he/she/it would have brede

we would have brede

they would have brede

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been breding

you would have been breding

he/she/it would have been breding

we would have been breding

they would have been breding

FUTURE

I will brede

you will brede

he/she/it will brede

we will brede

they will brede

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be breding

you will be breding

he/she/it will be breding

we will be breding

they will be breding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have breded

you will have breded

he/she/it will have breded

we will have breded

they will have breded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been breding

you will have been breding

he/she/it will have been breding

we will have been breding

they will have been breding

IMPERATIVE

you brede

we let´s brede

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to brede

PAST

I breded

you breded

he/she/it breded

we breded

they breded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was breding

you were breding

he/she/it was breding

we were breding

they were breding

PAST PARTICIPLE

breded

PAST PERFECT

I had breded

you had breded

he/she/it had breded

we had breded

they had breded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been breding

you had been breding

he/she/it had been breding

we had been breding

they had been breding

PRESENT

I brede

you brede

he/she/it bredes

we brede

they brede

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am breding

you are breding

he/she/it is breding

we are breding

they are breding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

breding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have breded

you have breded

he/she/it has breded

we have breded

they have breded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been breding

you have been breding

he/she/it has been breding

we have been breding

they have been breding