How Do You Spell BURNED?

Pronunciation: [bˈɜːnd] (IPA)

The past tense form of the verb "burn" can be spelled as "burned" in American English and "burnt" in British English. The pronunciation of "burned" is typically transcribed as /bɜrn(d)/, with the vowel sound represented by the symbol "ɜ". The final consonant sound of /d/ is pronounced when the word is fully enunciated, but can be elided in fast speech. The spelling of "burned" follows the standard English rule for adding "-ed" to regular verbs to indicate past tense.

BURNED Meaning and Definition

1. Burned, also often spelled as "burnt," is the past tense and past participle of the verb "burn." It refers to the act of subjecting something to the process of combustion, resulting in it being charred, scorched, or consumed by fire or intense heat. Burning typically involves a chemical reaction between a substance and a source of heat or flame, causing visible flames or ignition. This action results in the transformation or destruction of the material being burned.

   The term "burned" is commonly used in different contexts, including the burning of wood, paper, or other organic matter as a source of heat or light, or the combustion of fossil fuels for energy production. It can also refer to the unintentional or accidental occurrence of fire causing damage or injury to property or individuals. Additionally, "burned" can describe scorching or damaging something with an intense heat source, such as burned food in cooking, burned skin from excessive sun exposure, or burned fabric from contact with a hot object.

   Metaphorically, "burned" can be used to describe emotional or psychological impacts, such as feeling emotionally hurt, betrayed, deceived, or scammed. In this sense, it refers to experiencing pain or negative consequences due to being tricked, fooled, or treated unfairly in a personal or professional relationship.

   Overall, "burned" encompasses various meanings related to the act of combustion, destruction by fire, damage or injury caused by heat, or metaphorical experiences of emotional pain or deception.

Top Common Misspellings for BURNED *

• burnd 16.2162162%
• burrned 10.8108108%
• buned 5.4054054%
• bruned 5.4054054%
• burnde 5.4054054%
• burnded 5.4054054%

* 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 BURNED

• burnie
• eurned
• braned
• bernad
• buzed
• thurned
• baned
• burnden
• burshed
• burged
• curnet
• journed
• burnets
• bonned
• barnded
• runed
• beoned
• barnd
• buner
• tturned
• burno
• aerned
• burnig
• buyed
• buaried
• reurned
• buryed
• burdoned
• guned
• bureid
• runned
• burroed
• bunned
• lurnd
• turnned
• burnard
• burdend
• burne
• tuerned
• buriend
• bumed
• burnner
• erned
• birned
• burnel
• bursel
• gurnerd
• vurnet
• burenet
• Gurnied
• Kurned
• Surnel
• burneo
• jurnel
• aurne
• lurnea
• BERNEb
• Burmeo
• bunneh
• Burdeyd
• Kurnes
• bruoned
• Kurnee
• Birnee
• burtynes
• surnem
• Burennd
• yurnel
• burgedy
• Murnea

Etymology of BURNED

The word "burned" has its origin in the Old English word "byrned", which is the past participle of the verb "byrnan" (meaning "to burn"). This Old English term is related to the Old Norse word "brinna" and the Middle Low German word "brennen", all of which also mean "to burn". Ultimately, these words likely come from the Proto-Germanic *brinnaną, which has Indo-European roots.

Idioms with the word BURNED

• If you play with fire, you get burned The idiom "If you play with fire, you get burned" means that if you engage in dangerous or risky behavior, it is likely that you will suffer the negative consequences or face a harmful outcome. It warns against taking unnecessary risks or engaging in activities that are likely to result in trouble, problems, or harm.
• burned up The idiom "burned up" typically means to be extremely angry or agitated about something. It implies that someone's anger is so intense that it feels as if they are on fire with rage.
• burned out The idiom "burned out" typically refers to a state of extreme exhaustion or fatigue, both physically and mentally, usually resulting from prolonged and excessive stress, overwork, or lack of motivation. It conveys a sense of being completely drained, losing interest, and feeling incapable of continuing in the same manner as before.
• get burned (by someone) The idiom "get burned (by someone)" means to be deceived, betrayed, or taken advantage of by someone. It refers to experiencing negative consequences or being hurt as a result of trusting or having dealings with someone who turns out to be untrustworthy, dishonest, or harmful.
• get (one's) fingers burned The idiom "get (one's) fingers burned" means to experience negative consequences or suffer from a bad outcome as a result of one's actions or decisions. It implies making a mistake, taking a risk, or getting involved in a situation that leads to a damaging or harmful outcome.
• have (one's) fingers burned The idiom "have (one's) fingers burned" means to experience negative consequences or repercussions as a result of taking a risk, making a mistake, or getting involved in a dangerous or risky situation. It implies that someone has experienced harm, loss, or a negative outcome due to their actions or decisions.
• burned to a cinder The idiom "burned to a cinder" means to be completely burned or destroyed by fire, often implying that something has been scorched or reduced to ashes. It can also be used metaphorically to describe something or someone that has been harshly criticized, completely defeated, or experienced a devastating failure.
• get fingers burned The idiomatic expression "get fingers burned" means to suffer negative consequences or experience failure as a result of a particular action or decision. It implies that the person involved tried something risky or made a mistake and had to face the unpleasant outcomes.
• get/have your fingers burned The idiom "get/have your fingers burned" means to have a negative or painful experience as a result of one's own actions or decisions, usually due to a lack of caution or consideration of potential risks. It implies that someone has been affected by their own mistakes or misjudgments, often resulting in loss, harm, or failure.
• burn your fingers, at get/have your fingers burned The idiom "burn your fingers" means to experience negative consequences or suffer harm as a result of one's actions or decisions. It implies getting involved in a situation or undertaking that turns out to be problematic, resulting in loss, damage, or failure. It is often used to warn someone about the potential risks or to describe someone who has learned a painful lesson from a previous mistake. The alternative form, "get/have your fingers burned," is also used interchangeably to convey the same meaning.
• get your fingers burned The idiom "get your fingers burned" means to suffer negative consequences or experience a loss as a result of a risky or foolish action or choice. It implies that someone has encountered difficulties, been hurt, or faced undesirable outcomes due to their own mistakes, poor judgment, or naivety.
• burned The idiom "burned" typically refers to being hurt or betrayed by someone, or being deceived or taken advantage of. It can also mean being embarrassed or put in a difficult situation.
• brain-burned The idiom "brain-burned" refers to feeling mentally exhausted or overwhelmed from intense thinking or mental work.

Similar spelling words for BURNED

• parent,
• pernod,
• brand-,
• Brandye,
• tuned,
• Breonda,
• Burnt-ear,
• paranota,
• brunet,
• boned,
• large-print,
• two-parent,
• barrand,
• transfer-print,
• Barend,
• bird-brained,
• bared,
• multi-brand,
• Branndie,
• bauranoite,
• Brande,
• mow-burnt,
• knight-baronet,
• foster-parent,
• barent,
• Brunetta,
• Print-works,
• Prenote,
• parenteau,
• PERINT,
• Brando,
• Brandei,
• Brant-fox,
• brined,
• bend,
• then-parent,
• bruant,
• print-out,
• brandy,
• Feather-brained,
• barentu,
• off-brand,
• buried,
• perennate,
• pretty-print,
• band,
• Bearhound,
• Scatter-brained,
• Burnt-sacrifice,
• burnt,
• brianite,
• Rattle-brained,
• Brandais,
• berwind,
• brunett,
• co-parent,
• burhinidae,
• branta,
• burndy,
• Sun-burnt,
• Burnet,
• brand-name,
• out-of-print,
• Brandee,
• Giddy-brained,
• Berneta,
• burden,
• Brained,
• brunetto,
• Proant,
• Pyrenoid,
• PRENT,
• re-print,
• parent-adolescent,
• Bernette,
• animal-print,
• Branndi,
• Pronity,
• Brandie,
• byrant,
• bronte,
• brend,
• Brynda,
• Pruinate,
• browned,
• Brandy-faced,
• behrend,
• Branda,
• sun-browned,
• borinda,
• Bernetta,
• BARRNET,
• pruneda,
• pronto,
• behrendt,
• zebra-print,
• burnout,
• parent-reported,
• Mourned,
• Brandi,
• baranda,
• single-parent,
• pariente,
• Brendie,
• Pernette,
• Breanda,
• Prehnite,
• burn down,
• preowned,
• Brinda,
• perentie,
• print,
• print-based,
• grand-parent,
• burned-down,
• bernado,
• butter-print,
• burundi,
• Fire-brand,
• parnauite,
• Burnt-stone,
• Brendt,
• baronet,
• brind,
• floral-print,
• breed,
• hare-brained,
• Brantt,
• dual-parent,
• parineeta,
• Bernaetta,
• beaned,
• Barinda,
• brownwood,
• burns,
• burnt-up,
• bunt,
• Bunked,
• heboid-paranoid,
• Berained,
• leopard-print,
• burn,
• Perennity,
• Brond,
• o\'bryant,
• bunted,
• Bernett,
• Bernet,
• pepper-brand,
• bront,
• Braunite,
• o\'briant,
• Pronota,
• non-print,
• paranoid,
• pruned,
• Bernadea,
• parent/child,
• burped,
• step-parent,
• Branndea,
• Dull-brained,
• name-brand,
• borned,
• bronto,
• burnt-out,
• Addle-brained,
• Shatter-brained,
• burned-over,
• parent-teacher,
• bernat,
• buranda,
• half-burned,
• Barnet,
• burner,
• parenti,
• priyanto,
• PERNET,
• barnette,
• print-shop,
• brownout,
• Hot-brained,
• burnett,
• bruneteau,
• Brandy-wine,
• paranda,
• burnt-orange,
• Barnett,
• Brenda,
• -bound,
• Brianda,
• pronate,
• brand-new,
• browned-about,
• Brennda,
• print-on-demand,
• paronto,
• Bernita,
• turned,
• Baronett,
• pre-print,
• Shallow-brained,
• brandt,
• pranita,
• fine-print,
• Churned,
• sub-brand,
• AIR-BURUNDI,
• one-parent,
• birth-parent,
• bound,
• Coal-brand,
• well-browned,
• White-brant,
• right-brained,
• Bryent,
• borhyaenidae,
• braund,
• biological-parent,
• print-outs,
• Bryant,
• barnato,
• brunette,
• bond,
• Pyreneite,
• bind,
• Clay-brained,
• berendt,
• barnt,
• parent/teacher,
• Briant,
• house-brand,
• Bernd,
• store-brand,
• Brannde,
• Brawned,
• brand,
• berent,
• brant,
• Briand,
• Berndt,
• bornite,
• barnetta,
• perrhenate,
• perente,
• Brannt,
• Fat-brained,
• Brandea,
• brunate,
• bored,
• burdened,
• lame-brained,
• Brendah,
• Apple-brandy,
• beef-brained,
• own-brand,
• Cock-brained,
• PPRNET,
• brand-newness,
• Cherry-brandy,
• Peronate,
• trans-parent,
• Brenndah,
• boronda,
• brunete,
• screen-print,
• Bred,
• PRINTO,
• Brentt,
• Brandii,
• small-print,
• prenda,
• Berend,
• parente,
• barnwood,
• parent-plant,
• Borne,
• Sick-brained,
• brende,
• Brennt,
• parent-child,
• burned-out,
• Crack-brained,
• bused,
• Printa-ble,
• Branndais,
• Bernt,
• bornet,
• mis-print,
• preneed,
• Preened,
• brunt,
• re-brand,
• banned,
• print-run,
• Dust-brand,
• burnette,
• brieant,
• brent,
• burn out,
• print-through,
• boarhound,
• flower-print.

Conjugate verb Burned

CONDITIONAL

I would burn

we would burn

you would burn

he/she/it would burn

they would burn

FUTURE

I will burn

we will burn

you will burn

he/she/it will burn

they will burn

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have burnt, will have burned

we will have burnt, will have burned

you will have burnt, will have burned

he/she/it will have burnt, will have burned

they will have burnt, will have burned

PAST

I burnt, burned

we burnt, burned

you burnt, burned

he/she/it burnt, burned

they burnt, burned

PAST PERFECT

I had burned, had burnt

we had burned, had burnt

you had burned, had burnt

he/she/it had burned, had burnt

they had burned, had burnt

PRESENT

I burn

we burn

you burn

he/she/it burns

they burn

PRESENT PERFECT

I have burned, have burnt

we have burned, have burnt

you have burned, have burnt

he/she/it has burned, has burnt

they have burned, have burnt

I am burning

we are burning

you are burning

he/she/it is burning

they are burning

I was burning

we were burning

you were burning

he/she/it was burning

they were burning

I will be burning

we will be burning

you will be burning

he/she/it will be burning

they will be burning

I have been burning

we have been burning

you have been burning

he/she/it has been burning

they have been burning

I had been burning

we had been burning

you had been burning

he/she/it had been burning

they had been burning

I will have been burning

we will have been burning

you will have been burning

he/she/it will have been burning

they will have been burning

I would have burned, would have burnt

we would have burned, would have burnt

you would have burned, would have burnt

he/she/it would have burned, would have burnt

they would have burned, would have burnt

I would be burning

we would be burning

you would be burning

he/she/it would be burning

they would be burning

I would have been burning

we would have been burning

you would have been burning

he/she/it would have been burning

they would have been burning