How Do You Spell COWLED?

Pronunciation: [kˈa͡ʊld] (IPA)

"Cowled" is spelled with the consonant cluster "cw" which is pronounced as /k/ + /w/. The word is spelled this way because it is derived from the noun "cowl" which means a hood worn to conceal the face. The "-ed" suffix indicates that the noun has been turned into a verb in the past tense. Therefore, "cowled" means that something or someone was covered or wrapped in a cowl. The spelling of this word follows the standard English spelling rules despite the unique consonant cluster.

COWLED Meaning and Definition

1. The term "cowled" is an adjective derived from the noun "cowl," which refers to a hood or head covering that is typically worn as a garment. "Cowled" describes something or someone that is wearing or covered by a cowl.

   In a physical sense, "cowled" can be used to depict a person who is adorned with a cowl, such as monks or certain religious figures who traditionally wear cowls as part of their attire. These cowls typically cover the head and sometimes extend to the shoulders, providing anonymity or protection from the elements.

   Metaphorically, "cowled" can also be used to describe objects or elements that resemble a cowl or have a similar shape. For instance, a mountain range or a building may be described as "cowled" if it has a distinctive curved or arched shape that resembles the structure of a cowl.

   Additionally, "cowled" can be used to convey a sense of mystery, secrecy, or anonymity. In literature or storytelling, characters or figures who wear a cowl are often portrayed as enigmatic or concealed, their features obscured from view. In this context, "cowled" emphasizes the hidden or obscured nature of the subject in question.

   Overall, "cowled" is an adjective that pertains to the wearing or covering of a cowl, whether it be in a physical sense or in a metaphorical representation.

2. Hooded; covered with a cowl.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for COWLED

• xowled
• fowled
• dowled
• ciwled
• ckwled
• clwled
• cpwled
• c0wled
• c9wled
• coqled
• cosled
• coeled
• co3led
• co2led
• cowked
• cowped
• cowoed
• cowlwd
• cowlsd

Etymology of COWLED

The word "cowled" is derived from the Middle English term "cowl", which came from the Old English "cugele". The Old English word was borrowed from various Germanic languages, such as Old Norse "kúfl", Middle Dutch "coghele", and Old High German "chuogala". These Germanic sources can be traced back to the Latin "cuculla", meaning "a hood" or "a cowl". Ultimately, the Latin word is believed to have originated from the Greek "kukullē", which roughly translates to "a type of head covering". The term "cowled" specifically refers to something or someone wearing a cowl, often associated with monks or people involved in religious practices.

Similar spelling words for COWLED

• collate,
• cold,
• Bowled,
• curled,
• colloid,
• colt,
• colette,
• yowled,
• Coltey,
• collado,
• Collette,
• collude,
• could,
• Howled,
• collet,
• cooled,
• Scowled,
• called,
• collide,
• coiled.

Conjugate verb Cowled

CONDITIONAL

I would cowl

we would cowl

you would cowl

he/she/it would cowl

they would cowl

FUTURE

I will cowl

we will cowl

you will cowl

he/she/it will cowl

they will cowl

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have cowled

we will have cowled

you will have cowled

he/she/it will have cowled

they will have cowled

PAST

I cowled

we cowled

you cowled

he/she/it cowled

they cowled

PAST PERFECT

I had cowled

we had cowled

you had cowled

he/she/it had cowled

they had cowled

PRESENT

I cowl

we cowl

you cowl

he/she/it cowls

they cowl

PRESENT PERFECT

I have cowled

we have cowled

you have cowled

he/she/it has cowled

they have cowled

I am cowling

we are cowling

you are cowling

he/she/it is cowling

they are cowling

I was cowling

we were cowling

you were cowling

he/she/it was cowling

they were cowling

I will be cowling

we will be cowling

you will be cowling

he/she/it will be cowling

they will be cowling

I have been cowling

we have been cowling

you have been cowling

he/she/it has been cowling

they have been cowling

I had been cowling

we had been cowling

you had been cowling

he/she/it had been cowling

they had been cowling

I will have been cowling

we will have been cowling

you will have been cowling

he/she/it will have been cowling

they will have been cowling

I would have cowled

we would have cowled

you would have cowled

he/she/it would have cowled

they would have cowled

I would be cowling

we would be cowling

you would be cowling

he/she/it would be cowling

they would be cowling

I would have been cowling

we would have been cowling

you would have been cowling

he/she/it would have been cowling

they would have been cowling