How Do You Spell GALLED?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈɔːld] (IPA)

The word galled, pronounced as /ɡɔːld/, is a past tense verb that means to cause someone irritation or annoyance. The spelling of the word galled is simply derived from the base word, "gall" which means bitter. To convert "gall" into the past tense, we add the suffix "-ed". The pronunciation of "galled" is emphasized on the "g" and "a" sounds, where "g" is pronounced as /ɡ/, and "a" is pronounced as /ɔː/. This word is commonly used in daily conversation, newspapers, and other forms of written communications.

GALLED Meaning and Definition

1. Galled is an adjective used to describe someone who is irritated, annoyed, or exasperated. This term can also refer to a feeling of resentment or bitterness resulting from a perceived injustice, offense, or humiliation.

   When a person is galled, they experience a sense of anger or frustration due to a provocation or insult. This sentiment often arises when someone feels slighted, belittled, or disrespected. It can manifest as a burning indignation accompanied by a desire for retribution or the need to assert oneself.

   Additionally, galled can refer to physical discomfort caused by irritation or abrasion of the skin. In this context, it is commonly used to describe the sensation experienced when chafed, rubbed, or injured. It may involve tenderness, soreness, or a stinging sensation.

   The term galled can also describe a condition in horses or other animals where the skin becomes inflamed and irritated due to excessive rubbing or pressure. This can arise from ill-fitting tack or equipment, causing discomfort and often leading to open sores or lesions.

   Overall, galled is a multifaceted term that can describe both emotional and physical discomfort, often stemming from a sense of unfairness, frustration, or abrasion.

Common Misspellings for GALLED

• golld
• gallent
• callec
• calleds
• tagled
• gauzed
• gallrey
• gllad
• eagled
• geled
• dialled
• falloed
• callerd
• yalled
• cxalled
• gaied
• golle
• calledt
• sealled
• caaled
• griled
• icalled
• takled
• klled
• callet
• ralled
• guled
• ulled
• cawled
• calleed
• giled
• alloed
• calleda
• gigled
• callend
• gallor
• tacled
• calld
• calledf
• caleed
• gaboled
• canlled
• callled
• callsed
• gazzed
• caqlled
• gallega
• galles
• gaoler
• gilleed
• lallee
• sallep
• qalled
• allld
• Emgalle
• gavlet
• gailler
• Gaaler
• gallea
• galeei
• gallised
• galied
• galleid
• Gallaed
• galwex
• ghlle
• gylle
• hallped
• hallded
• lalled
• mawlled
• Alleda
• Dalleo
• garllend
• Rallee
• arelled
• galbea
• gaeled
• gallyl
• gallese
• gaoleed
• Gyllem
• Golleyd
• Igalle
• ralyed
• Galluned
• Gallyb
• Alyed
• Gaileed
• Gaolles
• Galyted
• Galleted
• Galleah
• Kallec
• Gaulet
• Myalled

Etymology of GALLED

The word "galled" originated from the Old English word "gallan" or "gall", which means to injure or make sore. It ultimately comes from the Proto-Germanic word "gallaną", which has similar meanings. This ancestor word can be traced back even further to the Proto-Indo-European root "*gʰel-", meaning to hurt or injure. Over time, the Old English word "gallan" evolved into the Middle English word "gallen", which eventually became "galled".

Similar spelling words for GALLED

• gelled,
• gilled,
• Galletta,
• called,
• galdi,
• Galt,
• galati,
• walled,
• galley,
• jailed,
• galoot,
• Gault,
• galahad,
• glued,
• Killed.

Conjugate verb Galled

CONDITIONAL

I would gall

we would gall

you would gall

he/she/it would gall

they would gall

FUTURE

I will gall

we will gall

you will gall

he/she/it will gall

they will gall

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have galled

we will have galled

you will have galled

he/she/it will have galled

they will have galled

PAST

I galled

we galled

you galled

he/she/it galled

they galled

PAST PERFECT

I had galled

we had galled

you had galled

he/she/it had galled

they had galled

PRESENT

I gall

we gall

you gall

he/she/it galls

they gall

PRESENT PERFECT

I have galled

we have galled

you have galled

he/she/it has galled

they have galled

I am galling

we are galling

you are galling

he/she/it is galling

they are galling

I was galling

we were galling

you were galling

he/she/it was galling

they were galling

I will be galling

we will be galling

you will be galling

he/she/it will be galling

they will be galling

I have been galling

we have been galling

you have been galling

he/she/it has been galling

they have been galling

I had been galling

we had been galling

you had been galling

he/she/it had been galling

they had been galling

I will have been galling

we will have been galling

you will have been galling

he/she/it will have been galling

they will have been galling

I would have galled

we would have galled

you would have galled

he/she/it would have galled

they would have galled

I would be galling

we would be galling

you would be galling

he/she/it would be galling

they would be galling

I would have been galling

we would have been galling

you would have been galling

he/she/it would have been galling

they would have been galling