How Do You Spell CANTLING?

Pronunciation: [kˈantlɪŋ] (IPA)

Cantling is a term that is not commonly used. Its pronunciation is /ˈkæntlɪŋ/. The word is spelled with a "c" followed by an "a", indicating a short "a" sound. The "nt" is pronounced as a single consonant cluster with no vowel sound between the two letters. The final "l" is pronounced, but the "i" and "ng" are silent. The word is spelled with only six letters, making it a concise term that is easy to type and use in conversation or writing.

Common Misspellings for CANTLING

• xantling
• vantling
• fantling
• dantling
• czntling
• csntling
• cwntling
• cqntling
• cabtling
• camtling
• cajtling
• cahtling
• canrling
• canfling
• cangling
• canyling
• can6ling
• can5ling
• cantking
• cantping

Etymology of CANTLING

The word "cantling" has roots in Middle English and comes from the Old English word "cantel" or "cantle", meaning "a portion" or "a division". It ultimately derives from the Latin word "cantus", which means "an edge" or "a corner". In Middle English, "cantel" referred to a fragment or piece cut or broken off from a larger whole, particularly referencing wood. Over time, "cantling" came to be used more broadly to describe a small or partial piece or division of something.

Plural form of CANTLING is CANTLINGS