How Do You Spell DADO?

Pronunciation: [dˈɑːdə͡ʊ] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "dado" may seem confusing due to its silent "o." However, the IPA phonetic transcription clarifies the correct pronunciation: /ˈdeɪdoʊ/. The stress is on the first syllable "day," and the "a" is pronounced as "ei" in the word "hey." The second "d" is also pronounced, despite not being emphasized. "Dado" refers to a rectangular groove cut into a surface, often seen in woodworking.

DADO Meaning and Definition

1. Dado is a noun that refers to a rectangular strip or section that is typically found at the bottom of an interior wall. It is commonly made of wood, although it can be made of other materials such as marble, plaster, or even metal. The purpose of a dado is to provide protection to the lower portion of a wall from everyday wear and tear, such as scuff marks and furniture bumps.

   In architectural terms, dado can also depict a decorative element found in classical architectural styles, particularly in ancient Greek and Roman designs. This type of dado refers to a horizontal molding or paneling that is often situated in the lower part of a wall, extending horizontally between the baseboard or skirting board and the chair rail. It typically features intricate designs and motifs, adding aesthetic appeal and architectural interest to a room.

   The term "dado" can also be applied in woodworking, where it indicates a groove or channel that is cut or chiseled into the surface of a piece of wood. This groove is often created to allow another piece of wood to fit into it, forming a joint or enhancing structural stability.

   In summary, dado generally refers to a protective strip or paneling at the bottom of a wall or a groove in woodworking, but it can also denote decorative moldings or paneling found in classical architectural designs.

2. The solid block or cube forming the body of a pedestal; an architectural arrangement of moulding, &c., round the lower part of the walls of a room.

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

Common Misspellings for DADO

• dadoo
• daton
• sadow
• didlo
• dedk
• dadd
• rado
• mdade
• deade
• dadi
• dao
• dacor
• daiz
• cardo
• dards
• daidy
• dadte
• dadt
• dddd
• daef
• daddow
• nadu
• padio
• dayto
• doddo
• dlido
• dade
• sadoa
• dayf
• drade
• hadto
• daddt
• dyno
• dmeo
• dayz
• dceo
• degado
• davdi
• dodor
• dayor
• diddo
• madow
• daph
• ddo
• dakot
• idao
• dadad
• adou
• dayds
• dadly
• padeo
• daddi
• daow
• dordo
• cadio
• dasda
• darko
• dakk
• daday
• dayw
• didio
• aduado
• lador
• vador
• aco
• zad-
• adg
• aoo
• daddo
• cado
• calo
• dac
• dada
• dsdo
• daro
• daeo
• sdado
• deado
• dasdo
• daedo
• daado
• dato
• dalo
• dayro
• dyazo
• dpd
• dyade
• dyadd
• daudo
• padok
• padwo
• fadko
• tadao
• gadeo
• sadok
• dacoo
• Deyo
• Deyof
• derdo
• zadox
• Zadog
• vawo
• gadro
• dasou
• dayoo
• qadmo
• dydz
• DACbO
• daeop
• dandol
• xdaoo
• dadeod
• dddou
• dygdo
• deivo
• dldlo
• doade
• drdoo
• drdgo
• igado
• mdaoo
• MDWDo
• vaado
• hadgo
• Dawgdo
• Doakko
• Daiow
• daydom
• daudu
• daadu
• dadou
• daudoo
• dyadon

Etymology of DADO

The word "dado" has its roots in Italian, specifically from the Latin word "datum" which means "given" or "put down". In Italian, "dado" means "dice", as in the small objects used in games of chance. Over time, the term "dado" expanded its meaning to refer to the lower part of a wall between the baseboard and the frieze, typically marked by a distinct molding or decorative paneling. The association with dice may relate to the square or rectangular shapes often present in dado designs.

Similar spelling words for DADO

• toad,
• Tottie,
• DATU,
• tatouay,
• DHT,
• dyad,
• Diddie,
• tito,
• toot,
• Dewed,
• tut-tut,
• tted,
• ted,
• Died,
• Dite,
• dot,
• Tid,
• Teewit,
• Tewtaw,
• tutu,
• duet,
• tidy,
• Tewed,
• DETA,
• Tut-nose,
• ddt,
• toddy,
• ditty,
• DET/Det,
• off-duty,
• ded,
• Doda,
• DTD,
• dud,
• Tidde,
• Tadeu,
• TTT,
• Dight,
• Doty,
• dyewood,
• dido,
• TEDA,
• Teetee,
• tweedy,
• TUTA,
• teiid,
• tote,
• Teeta,
• Toat,
• DeeDee,
• doodia,
• Tetty,
• deity,
• on-duty,
• Tyta,
• tatu,
• tet,
• Dwade,
• TITU,
• tutee,
• TIDA,
• Tydy,
• Dedie,
• web-toed,
• DID/DOD,
• TEWT,
• tati,
• Teddi,
• Taotai,
• dod,
• Tut,
• duty,
• tideway,
• DET/DETT,
• duad,
• DOTT,
• daddy,
• Tutty,
• Datyah,
• Dead-pay,
• Teade,
• Datya,
• Dody,
• Totty,
• Dodd,
• Doat,
• Dodey,
• Tuet,
• tat,
• Duetto,
• TDD,
• toetoe,
• Diota,
• date,
• teat,
• Dawud,
• Tiet,
• tatty,
• Touite,
• doughty,
• DUAT,
• Tete,
• Dodi,
• Taddie,
• dude,
• tweet,
• tyto,
• DADD,
• Dede,
• Didier,
• Tait,
• DTT,
• tate,
• Fin-toed,
• Towed,
• dawdy,
• Deuto-,
• Dead-eye,
• Doit,
• Dodie,
• dit,
• Tata,
• Twaite,
• dat,
• TTD,
• Tut-work,
• DUT,
• deadeye,
• Dawid,
• tied,
• TOTO,
• Tadd,
• DYODD,
• deed,
• tody,
• DATO,
• Taitt,
• TWT,
• Twighte,
• tot,
• WDJT,
• Tadao,
• Daud,
• Tadea,
• twat,
• Twite,
• Toty,
• tat-tat,
• Tayte,
• DIAD,
• dad,
• ditto,
• D4T,
• teiidae,
• Deetta,
• toitoi,
• diet,
• Teddey,
• Tada,
• Tead,
• dyeweed,
• Didi,
• Tadda,
• today,
• Did,
• Detta,
• DWT,
• DDD,
• rat-tat,
• duette,
• titi,
• Tutti,
• TWD,
• Tadi,
• toyed,
• tight,
• Dette,
• dote,
• Diot,
• tod,
• Dottie,
• DETAI,
• DET,
• Tatie,
• TOTT,
• TEDI,
• Dout,
• dita,
• Tadeo,
• teddy,
• DeWitt,
• todea,
• dead-end,
• dowdy,
• Dade,
• tide,
• Tatt,
• data,
• DEET,
• Tota,
• TOYOTA,
• Dodee,
• dyed,
• DHD,
• Tuyet,
• sea-duty,
• DotA,
• tdt,
• Dottey,
• DITTA,
• tout,
• DATT,
• tweed,
• Teddie,
• Deut-,
• DAAD,
• Ditt,
• Tadio,
• toady,
• tad,
• Dewit,
• TIOTE,
• dead,
• toda,
• wren-tit,
• tatou,
• twit,
• Twaddy,
• taut,
• dada,
• dotty,
• Tita,
• dead-on,
• diode,
• Twight,
• Tedd,
• Tatta,
• dodo,
• Teed,
• Deedy,
• dhoti,
• Dwight,
• todd,
• TUT7,
• Tawed,
• Tewhit,
• Taddeo,
• tattoo,
• D40TA,
• toed.

Conjugate verb Dado

CONDITIONAL

I would dado

you would dado

he/she/it would dado

we would dado

they would dado

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be dadoing

you would be dadoing

he/she/it would be dadoing

we would be dadoing

they would be dadoing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have dado

you would have dado

he/she/it would have dado

we would have dado

they would have dado

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been dadoing

you would have been dadoing

he/she/it would have been dadoing

we would have been dadoing

they would have been dadoing

FUTURE

I will dado

you will dado

he/she/it will dado

we will dado

they will dado

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be dadoing

you will be dadoing

he/she/it will be dadoing

we will be dadoing

they will be dadoing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have dadoed

you will have dadoed

he/she/it will have dadoed

we will have dadoed

they will have dadoed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been dadoing

you will have been dadoing

he/she/it will have been dadoing

we will have been dadoing

they will have been dadoing

IMPERATIVE

you dado

we let´s dado

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to dado

PAST

I dadoed

you dadoed

he/she/it dadoed

we dadoed

they dadoed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was dadoing

you were dadoing

he/she/it was dadoing

we were dadoing

they were dadoing

PAST PARTICIPLE

dadoed

PAST PERFECT

I had dadoed

you had dadoed

he/she/it had dadoed

we had dadoed

they had dadoed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been dadoing

you had been dadoing

he/she/it had been dadoing

we had been dadoing

they had been dadoing

PRESENT

I dado

you dado

he/she/it dadoes

we dado

they dado

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am dadoing

you are dadoing

he/she/it is dadoing

we are dadoing

they are dadoing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

dadoing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have dadoed

you have dadoed

he/she/it has dadoed

we have dadoed

they have dadoed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been dadoing

you have been dadoing

he/she/it has been dadoing

we have been dadoing

they have been dadoing