How Do You Spell HATCHER?

Pronunciation: [hˈat͡ʃə] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "Hatcher" is based on the English pronunciation of the word. The phonetic transcription of the word is /ˈhætʃər/, which indicates that the first sound is a short "a" followed by a "tch" sound, and then an "er" sound. The letter "h" at the beginning is silent and doesn't affect the pronunciation of the word. The spelling of "Hatcher" is common in English-speaking countries and is used as a surname or a name for people and places.

HATCHER Meaning and Definition

1. A hatcher is a specialized device or apparatus used in various industries and fields, particularly in animal husbandry and the poultry industry. It is essentially an incubator designed specifically for hatching eggs or rearing young birds. The primary function of a hatcher is to maintain optimal conditions for the development and hatching of eggs, providing a controlled environment that mimics the natural conditions required for successful incubation.

   Hatchers consist of insulated chambers or compartments equipped with precise temperature and humidity controls. They are commonly used alongside incubators, which primarily focus on egg fertilization and initial development. After a certain period of incubation, typically lasting for several days or weeks, the eggs are transferred to the hatcher for the final stage of development leading to hatching.

   The temperature and humidity settings in a hatcher are maintained at specific levels to ensure the best possible conditions for egg development and successful hatching. Some hatchers utilize ventilation systems and automatic turning mechanisms to further optimize the environment. Additionally, hatchers may be equipped with sensors or alarms to monitor and alert operators in case of any deviations or anomalies.

   Hatchers are vital tools in the poultry industry, as they contribute to the efficient and controlled production of chicks. They enable breeders and farmers to increase the hatching success rate, reduce risks associated with natural incubation, and accurately control the timing of batch hatching. Moreover, hatchers play a crucial role in preserving breeds and genetic diversity in the poultry sector.

2. One who or that which.

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

Common Misspellings for HATCHER

• hather
• katcher
• hatchee
• hatchek
• natchez
• yatcher
• hztcher
• hstcher
• hwtcher
• hqtcher
• harcher
• hafcher
• hagcher
• haycher
• ha6cher
• ha5cher
• hatxher
• hatvher
• hatfher
• hatdher
• hatcger
• hatcber
• hatcner
• hatcjer
• hatcherr
• hatchere
• hathcer
• hatcehr
• haatcher
• Hatchar
• Hytchel
• pattcher
• eatther
• hatchers
• haacer
• hacche
• hachee
• Haccler
• hatchejob
• Haschurs
• hacherz
• Hayther
• katchey
• Batcser
• hattche
• Hachea
• Heitcher
• bathcher
• Hanche
• Hanchee
• Bactcher
• Yatcer

Etymology of HATCHER

The word "Hatcher" is derived from the Old English word "héahcyrtere" which means "one who rears or breeds (animals)".

Similar spelling words for HATCHER

• hatchet,
• hatches,
• heather,
• harsher,
• hatchery,
• hatched,
• catcher,
• hitch,
• Hatcher,
• hutch,
• hutcherson,
• hatch.

Plural form of HATCHER is HATCHERS