How Do You Spell CHRISTS?

Pronunciation: [kɹˈa͡ɪsts] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "christs" may seem confusing, as it is not often used in everyday language. However, it is the plural form of "Christ," which refers to Jesus Christ as a title or name. The IPA phonetic transcription for "christs" is /kraɪsts/, with the "ch" pronounced as a /k/ sound and the "s" at the end pronounced as a /z/ sound. This spelling follows the pluralization rule for nouns ending in "s," which simply adds an apostrophe and an additional "s."

Common Misspellings for CHRISTS

• christys
• Chorisys
• churidas
• Chrysto
• coriss
• chryses
• khriss
• Chryss
• Christes
• chrystis
• thrists
• chisss
• ciists
• thrisssa
• ochrists
• Choristo
• Chartistsy
• Phritts
• Christus
• Thristl

Etymology of CHRISTS

The word "Christs" derives from the Old English word "Crist", which itself evolved from the Latin word "Christus" and the Greek word "Christos". Both the Latin and Greek terms ultimately originate from the Hebrew word "Messiah", meaning "anointed one" or "chosen one". "Christ" refers specifically to Jesus Christ, the central figure in Christianity, believed to be the Messiah prophesied in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament). The plural form "Christs" is used in contexts that refer to multiple individuals who are believed to be the anointed ones or in a metaphorical sense.

Similar spelling words for CHRISTS

• christella,
• Christinia,
• Christena,
• Chrystal,
• Christoper,
• CHRISTMAN,
• christly,
• crist,
• Cristy,
• Christain,
• Christia,
• charest,
• christie,
• christ,
• christian,
• christoff,
• Christin,
• Christa,
• christner,
• Christi,
• Cristi,
• Christine,
• Christiana,
• christeson,
• Christion,
• christmas,
• christen,
• Christians,
• Christiani,
• Christel,
• cherished,
• Christo,
• Christon,
• Christiano,
• christison,
• Crista,
• chorister,
• chrest,
• Christina,
• christlike,
• christless,
• Christley,
• Christene,
• Christiane,
• charcot,
• Christy,
• Christal,
• Christeen.