How Do You Spell GELATINISE?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛlɐtˌɪna͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "gelatinise" is spelt with a "g" at the beginning, followed by "e-l-a-t-i-n-i-s-e". The first sound in "gelatinise" is represented by the voiced velar plosive /g/, which is produced by the back of the tongue close to the soft palate. The next syllable contains the long vowel /eɪ/ as in "day", followed by the voiceless alveolar plosive /t/, the short vowel /ɪ/ as in "sit", and the nasal /n/. The last syllable features the voiceless alveolar fricative /s/ and the schwa /ə/. "Gelatinise" means to convert into gelatin or to become gelatinous in consistency.

GELATINISE Meaning and Definition

1. Gelatinise is a verb that refers to the process of transforming into or taking on the characteristics of gelatin. It involves the solidification or thickening of a substance, typically a liquid or a semi-solid, to form a gelatinous or jelly-like consistency.

   When a substance is gelatinised, its molecular structure undergoes a change, resulting in the formation of a gel or a gel-like substance. This process often occurs when a substance containing gelatin, such as collagen, is heated or dissolved in a liquid. The gelatin molecules start to absorb water and swell, eventually forming a gel-like network that traps the liquid within it.

   Gelatinisation can also occur through the addition of gelling agents, such as pectin, agar-agar, or certain starches, to a liquid. These substances help to promote the thickening and solidifying process, allowing the formation of a gel-like consistency.

   The term gelatinise can also be used in a broader context to describe the process of transforming a non-gelatinous substance into a gel-like state. For example, it can refer to the thickening of a sauce or a custard to achieve a smoother and more cohesive texture.

   Overall, gelatinise encompasses the transformation of a substance to acquire the physical properties of gelatin, resulting in a gel-like consistency or texture.

2. To convert into jelly; to assume the form of jelly.

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

Common Misspellings for GELATINISE

• felatinise
• velatinise
• belatinise
• helatinise
• yelatinise
• telatinise
• gwlatinise
• gslatinise
• gdlatinise
• grlatinise
• g4latinise
• g3latinise
• gekatinise
• gepatinise
• geoatinise
• gelztinise
• gelstinise
• gelwtinise
• gelqtinise

Etymology of GELATINISE

The word "gelatinize" is derived from the noun "gelatin", which comes from the Latin "gelatus", meaning "frozen" or "jellied". Gelatin is a protein substance derived from collagen, typically obtained from animal bones and tissues. The suffix "-ize" is a common English verb-forming suffix indicating the creation or transformation of something into a particular state or condition. Thus, "gelatinize" refers to the process of converting or causing something to become gelatin-like or jelly-like in consistency.

Similar spelling words for GELATINISE

• gelatinlike,
• gelatinous,
• gelatinize,
• gelatin,
• gelatine,
• Galatians.

Conjugate verb Gelatinise

CONDITIONAL

I would gelatinise

you would gelatinise

he/she/it would gelatinise

we would gelatinise

they would gelatinise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be gelatinising

you would be gelatinising

he/she/it would be gelatinising

we would be gelatinising

they would be gelatinising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have gelatinise

you would have gelatinise

he/she/it would have gelatinise

we would have gelatinise

they would have gelatinise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been gelatinising

you would have been gelatinising

he/she/it would have been gelatinising

we would have been gelatinising

they would have been gelatinising

FUTURE

I will gelatinise

you will gelatinise

he/she/it will gelatinise

we will gelatinise

they will gelatinise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be gelatinising

you will be gelatinising

he/she/it will be gelatinising

we will be gelatinising

they will be gelatinising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have gelatinised

you will have gelatinised

he/she/it will have gelatinised

we will have gelatinised

they will have gelatinised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been gelatinising

you will have been gelatinising

he/she/it will have been gelatinising

we will have been gelatinising

they will have been gelatinising

IMPERATIVE

you gelatinise

we let´s gelatinise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to gelatinise

PAST

I gelatinised

you gelatinised

he/she/it gelatinised

we gelatinised

they gelatinised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was gelatinising

you were gelatinising

he/she/it was gelatinising

we were gelatinising

they were gelatinising

PAST PARTICIPLE

gelatinised

PAST PERFECT

I had gelatinised

you had gelatinised

he/she/it had gelatinised

we had gelatinised

they had gelatinised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been gelatinising

you had been gelatinising

he/she/it had been gelatinising

we had been gelatinising

they had been gelatinising

PRESENT

I gelatinise

you gelatinise

he/she/it gelatinises

we gelatinise

they gelatinise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am gelatinising

you are gelatinising

he/she/it is gelatinising

we are gelatinising

they are gelatinising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

gelatinising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have gelatinised

you have gelatinised

he/she/it has gelatinised

we have gelatinised

they have gelatinised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been gelatinising

you have been gelatinising

he/she/it has been gelatinising

we have been gelatinising

they have been gelatinising

I would have gelatinised

we would have gelatinised

you would have gelatinised

he/she/it would have gelatinised

they would have gelatinised