How Do You Spell FILAGREE?

Pronunciation: [fˈɪlɐɡɹˌiː] (IPA)

Correct spelling for the English word "filagree" is [fˈɪlɐɡɹˌiː], [fˈɪlɐɡɹˌiː], [f_ˈɪ_l_ɐ_ɡ_ɹ_ˌiː] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

FILAGREE Meaning and Definition

1. Filigree is a delicate and intricate ornamental work made from fine wires of gold, silver, or other metals, usually twisted or plaited together and soldered at various points. The term is derived from the Latin words "filum" meaning thread, and "granum" meaning grain, reflecting the intricate and granular appearance of this type of art.

   It is characterized by its fine craftsmanship and the formation of highly detailed patterns and motifs. Filigree can be found in various forms, including jewelry, decorative objects, and architectural designs. It requires exceptional skill and patience to create this type of work, as it involves expertly manipulating and weaving the thin wires to form delicate patterns.

   Filigree has been practiced for centuries across different cultures, with its origins dating back to ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Mesopotamia. It has subsequently been adopted by numerous cultures, including the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and later spread to Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

   Filigree is often associated with elegance and luxury due to the intricate nature of the designs and the use of precious metals. It continues to be highly valued as an art form that combines precision, creativity, and technical expertise. Whether adorning a piece of jewelry, enhancing a decorative object, or adorning architectural elements, filigree stands as a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of human craftsmanship throughout history.

Common Misspellings for FILAGREE

• dilagree
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Etymology of FILAGREE

The word filigree comes from the Latin words filum meaning thread and granum meaning seed or grain. It combines these two words to create filigrana, which translates to fine thread or fine grain. The term was then borrowed into Old French as filigrane, and eventually, it evolved into the modern English word filigree.

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Plural form of FILAGREE is FILAGREES

Conjugate verb Filagree

CONDITIONAL

I would filagree

you would filagree

he/she/it would filagree

we would filagree

they would filagree

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be filagreeing

you would be filagreeing

he/she/it would be filagreeing

we would be filagreeing

they would be filagreeing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have filagree

you would have filagree

he/she/it would have filagree

we would have filagree

they would have filagree

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been filagreeing

you would have been filagreeing

he/she/it would have been filagreeing

we would have been filagreeing

they would have been filagreeing

FUTURE

I will filagree

you will filagree

he/she/it will filagree

we will filagree

they will filagree

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be filagreeing

you will be filagreeing

he/she/it will be filagreeing

we will be filagreeing

they will be filagreeing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have filagreed

you will have filagreed

he/she/it will have filagreed

we will have filagreed

they will have filagreed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been filagreeing

you will have been filagreeing

he/she/it will have been filagreeing

we will have been filagreeing

they will have been filagreeing

IMPERATIVE

you filagree

we let´s filagree

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to filagree

PAST

I filagreed

you filagreed

he/she/it filagreed

we filagreed

they filagreed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was filagreeing

you were filagreeing

he/she/it was filagreeing

we were filagreeing

they were filagreeing

PAST PARTICIPLE

filagreed

PAST PERFECT

I had filagreed

you had filagreed

he/she/it had filagreed

we had filagreed

they had filagreed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been filagreeing

you had been filagreeing

he/she/it had been filagreeing

we had been filagreeing

they had been filagreeing

PRESENT

I filagree

you filagree

he/she/it filagrees

we filagree

they filagree

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am filagreeing

you are filagreeing

he/she/it is filagreeing

we are filagreeing

they are filagreeing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

filagreeing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have filagreed

you have filagreed

he/she/it has filagreed

we have filagreed

they have filagreed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been filagreeing

you have been filagreeing

he/she/it has been filagreeing

we have been filagreeing

they have been filagreeing