How Do You Spell GOLFED?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈɒlft] (IPA)

The word "golfed" is spelled with the letters "g-o-l-f-e-d". In IPA phonetic transcription, it is represented as /ɡɒlft/. The "g" is pronounced as a voiced velar stop, like in the word "go", and the "o" is a short vowel sound, like in the word "hot". The "l" is a voiced alveolar lateral approximant, like in the word "lamb", and the "f" is a voiceless labiodental fricative, like in the word "leaf". The "t" is a voiceless alveolar stop, like in the word "top". Together, these sounds make up the correct spelling of the word "golfed".

GOLFED Meaning and Definition

1. Golfed is the past tense and past participle of the verb "golf". The term "golfed" refers to the action of playing the sport of golf. In golf, players use a variety of clubs to hit a small ball into a series of holes on a course, using as few strokes as possible. When someone has golfed, it means that they have actively engaged in a round of golf, typically following the rules and guidelines of the sport.

   The term can also be used more broadly to describe any activity or action related to golf. It can encompass activities such as practicing swings at a driving range, taking golf lessons, or participating in a golf tournament. Golfed can also be used figuratively to describe a situation or event that is reminiscent of a round of golf, such as navigating through obstacles or challenges.

   Furthermore, as the past participle of "golf", golfed can be used in various verb forms and tenses, such as present perfect ("have golfed"), future perfect ("will have golfed"), or continuous forms ("has been golfing"). These verb forms indicate different time frames and emphasize the completion, ongoing nature, or anticipation of the activity of golfing.

Common Misspellings for GOLFED

• golld
• golded
• colsed
• coufed
• alfed
• goofd
• golod
• golft
• goaled
• gulfed
• colfed
• golve
• volved
• solfd
• tolfd
• gowled
• goled
• giolfer
• golped
• golved
• olved
• gifed
• glzed
• selfed
• gored
• guffed
• goffed
• rolfee
• golwqd
• iLFED
• grsfed
• gaoleed
• golpee
• golied
• Golleyd
• Golphd
• GILFE
• Goulfes
• Golvee

Etymology of GOLFED

The word "golfed" is derived from the noun "golf", which refers to a sport played on a course using clubs to hit a small, hard ball into a series of holes. The term "golf" originated in Scotland in the 15th century, and its exact etymology is uncertain. There are several theories on its origin:

1. Dutch: One theory suggests that "golf" comes from the Dutch word "kolf" or "kolve", which means "club", "bat", or "stick". The Dutch game of "kolf" involved hitting a ball with a curved club, somewhat similar to golf.

2. Scots: Another theory proposes that "golf" comes from the Scots word "goulf" or "golve", meaning "to strike" or "to cuff", which could refer to the action of hitting the ball.

Similar spelling words for GOLFED

• Claught,
• calafat,
• khalifat,
• caliphate,
• non-qualified,
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• kaliphate,
• cleaved,
• kalivoda,
• GLHFDD,
• Klavdiya,
• ill-qualified,
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• khleifat,
• well-qualified,
• colavita,
• coalified,
• cleft-tongue,
• fully-qualified,
• clawfoot,
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• Cleft-graft,
• golf,
• khilafat,
• Two-cleft,
• cleffed,
• clafouti,
• Califate,
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• wolfed,
• Clift,
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• gelivity,
• CALFED,
• Clovate,
• qualifed,
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• Gallovidia,
• GLFWDA,
• Cleft-footed,
• caliphhood,
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• gloved,
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• glyfada,
• Gallivat,
• klepht,
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• khalifate,
• glued,
• kluft,
• less-qualified,
• Keelvat,
• glaived,
• Clivity,
• Clavate,
• Keelfat,
• CLFTD,
• best-qualified,
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• Clavatio,
• kalifate,
• black-gloved,
• un-qualified,
• calved,
• clavata,
• GLLVD,
• Clovito,
• gulfweed,
• cleft,
• cleveite,
• Guillevat,
• clifty,
• cliffed,
• highly-qualified,
• kid-gloved,
• cliftier,
• glift,
• gulfed,
• clavet,
• kilofoot,
• white-gloved,
• golfer,
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• gold.

Conjugate verb Golfed

CONDITIONAL

I would golf

we would golf

you would golf

he/she/it would golf

they would golf

FUTURE

I will golf

we will golf

you will golf

he/she/it will golf

they will golf

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have golfed

we will have golfed

you will have golfed

he/she/it will have golfed

they will have golfed

PAST

I golfed

we golfed

you golfed

he/she/it golfed

they golfed

PAST PERFECT

I had golfed

we had golfed

you had golfed

he/she/it had golfed

they had golfed

PRESENT

I golf

we golf

you golf

he/she/it golfs

they golf

PRESENT PERFECT

I have golfed

we have golfed

you have golfed

he/she/it has golfed

they have golfed

I am golfing

we are golfing

you are golfing

he/she/it is golfing

they are golfing

I was golfing

we were golfing

you were golfing

he/she/it was golfing

they were golfing

I will be golfing

we will be golfing

you will be golfing

he/she/it will be golfing

they will be golfing

I have been golfing

we have been golfing

you have been golfing

he/she/it has been golfing

they have been golfing

I had been golfing

we had been golfing

you had been golfing

he/she/it had been golfing

they had been golfing

I will have been golfing

we will have been golfing

you will have been golfing

he/she/it will have been golfing

they will have been golfing

I would have golfed

we would have golfed

you would have golfed

he/she/it would have golfed

they would have golfed

I would be golfing

we would be golfing

you would be golfing

he/she/it would be golfing

they would be golfing

I would have been golfing

we would have been golfing

you would have been golfing

he/she/it would have been golfing

they would have been golfing