How Do You Spell CHIRR?

Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈɜː] (IPA)

The word "chirr" is a verb that means to make a high-pitched sound, typically one that is continuous or repetitive. The spelling of this word is determined through its phonetic transcription, which is /tʃər/. The initial sound, /tʃ/, is pronounced like the "ch" sound in "church." The following vowel sound is an unstressed "uh" sound, written as /ə/. The final consonant sound, /r/, is a voiced alveolar approximant sound, pronounced with a slight vibration of the vocal cords.

Meaning and Definition
Common Misspellings
Etymology
Similar spelling words
Plural
Conjugate verb
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CHIRR Meaning and Definition

  1. Chirr is a verb that refers to a whirring, buzzing, or trilling sound, often made by insects or mechanical devices. It is characterized by a rapid and high-pitched repetition of short, sharp sounds, similar to the noise produced by the movement or vibration of certain objects.

    In the context of nature, chirr is frequently associated with the sound produced by insects such as crickets, grasshoppers, or cicadas. It is a common sound heard during warm summer evenings, typically created by the movement of their wings or the rubbing of body parts. The chirring of insects often serves as a mating call or territorial signal, attracting potential mates or repelling competitors.

    Additionally, chirr can also describe the sound generated by mechanical devices or objects with rotating or spinning parts that produce a similar buzzing or vibrating noise. Examples of such devices are electric motors, fans, or spinning wheels. The chirring sound emitted can indicate the functioning or spinning motion of these objects.

    Overall, chirr is a verb used to denote the rapid and high-pitched sound produced by the movement or vibration of insects or mechanical devices, characterized by a series of short, sharp and repetitive sounds.

Common Misspellings for CHIRR

  • xhirr
  • vhirr
  • fhirr
  • dhirr
  • cgirr
  • cbirr
  • cnirr
  • cjirr
  • cuirr
  • cyirr
  • churr
  • chjrr
  • chkrr
  • chorr
  • ch9rr
  • ch8rr
  • chifr
  • chitr
  • chi5r

Etymology of CHIRR

The word "chirr" derives from the Late Latin word "cirrare", which means "to go around" or "to move in a circle". This Latin term evolved into the Old Spanish word "chirriar", which meant "to creak" or "to screech". From there, it entered English in the 16th century as "chirr", referring to a grating or screeching sound made by insects, birds, or machinery.

Similar spelling words for CHIRR

Plural form of CHIRR is CHIRRS

Conjugate verb Chirr

CONDITIONAL

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

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be chirring
you would be chirring
he/she/it would be chirring
we would be chirring
they would be chirring

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have chirr
you would have chirr
he/she/it would have chirr
we would have chirr
they would have chirr

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been chirring
you would have been chirring
he/she/it would have been chirring
we would have been chirring
they would have been chirring

FUTURE

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

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be chirring
you will be chirring
he/she/it will be chirring
we will be chirring
they will be chirring

FUTURE PERFECT

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

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been chirring
you will have been chirring
he/she/it will have been chirring
we will have been chirring
they will have been chirring

IMPERATIVE

you chirr
we let´s chirr

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to chirr

PAST

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

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was chirring
you were chirring
he/she/it was chirring
we were chirring
they were chirring

PAST PARTICIPLE

chirred

PAST PERFECT

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

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been chirring
you had been chirring
he/she/it had been chirring
we had been chirring
they had been chirring

PRESENT

I chirr
you chirr
he/she/it chirrs
we chirr
they chirr

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am chirring
you are chirring
he/she/it is chirring
we are chirring
they are chirring

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

chirring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have chirred
you have chirred
he/she/it has chirred
we have chirred
they have chirred

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been chirring
you have been chirring
he/she/it has been chirring
we have been chirring
they have been chirring

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