How Do You Spell GUTTERING?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈʌtəɹɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "guttering" refers to the act of providing a channel for water to flow off a roof or pavement. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /ˈɡʌtərɪŋ/, which can help explain its spelling. The "g" sound is followed by the "u" sound, which is pronounced like "uh." The double "t" indicates a short, sharp stop in the pronunciation, followed by the "er" sound and the soft "i" sound at the end. Understanding phonetic transcription can help improve spelling and pronunciation of words such as "guttering."

GUTTERING Meaning and Definition

1. Guttering refers to the system of channels or troughs that are typically attached to the edge of a roof to collect rainwater or melt snow and direct it away from the building. This system is designed to prevent water from dripping off the edge of the roof and causing water damage to the building's walls, foundation, or surrounding landscape.

   Guttering is typically made of durable materials such as metal, vinyl, or plastic, and it is available in various shapes and sizes to suit different architectural styles and weather conditions. The gutters are usually installed at a slight angle to ensure the proper flow of water towards downspouts or pipes, which then direct the water away from the building's foundation.

   Besides its primary function of protecting the building from water damage, guttering can also prevent erosion and protect the landscaping by channeling water away from delicate plants and soil. Additionally, guttering reduces the risk of water infiltration and leaks, which can lead to costly repairs and the development of mold or mildew inside the building.

   Regular maintenance is necessary to keep the guttering system in good working condition. This may include removing debris such as leaves, twigs, or dirt that can accumulate in the gutters and block the flow of water. Periodic inspections should also be conducted to check for any signs of damage or leaks and address them promptly to ensure the effectiveness of the guttering system.

Top Common Misspellings for GUTTERING *

• gutterig 66.6666666%
• gattering 33.3333333%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for GUTTERING

• nutuering
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• Gatteling
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• Huttening

Etymology of GUTTERING

The word "guttering" primarily refers to the system of channels or troughs that collect and carry away rainwater from a roof. The etymology of "guttering" comes from the noun "gutter", which originated from Middle English "gotere" and Old French "goutiere".The word "goutiere" had its roots in the Latin term "gutta", meaning "a drop" or "a droplet of liquid". This connection to drops of liquid makes sense, as gutters are designed to collect and direct rainwater drops. Over time, "goutiere" evolved into "gutter" in English.The suffix "-ing" is commonly used to turn a noun into a verbal form or a gerund. In the case of "guttering", it transforms the noun "gutter" into a verb form that describes the action or process of installing or maintaining gutters on a roof.

Similar spelling words for GUTTERING

• glittering,
• gathering,
• quartering,
• bettering,
• Puttering,
• muttering,
• tottering,
• Mattering,
• guderian,
• Cluttering,
• gittern,
• Buttering,
• catering,
• Uttering,
• battering,
• lettering.

Plural form of GUTTERING is GUTTERINGS

Conjugate verb Guttering

CONDITIONAL

I would gutter

we would gutter

you would gutter

he/she/it would gutter

they would gutter

FUTURE

I will gutter

we will gutter

you will gutter

he/she/it will gutter

they will gutter

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have guttered

we will have guttered

you will have guttered

he/she/it will have guttered

they will have guttered

PAST

I guttered

we guttered

you guttered

he/she/it guttered

they guttered

PAST PERFECT

I had guttered

we had guttered

you had guttered

he/she/it had guttered

they had guttered

PRESENT

I gutter

we gutter

you gutter

he/she/it gutters

they gutter

PRESENT PERFECT

I have guttered

we have guttered

you have guttered

he/she/it has guttered

they have guttered

I am guttering

we are guttering

you are guttering

he/she/it is guttering

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I was guttering

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I will be guttering

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I have been guttering

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