How Do You Spell HERITRIX?

Pronunciation: [hˈɛɹɪtɹˌɪks] (IPA)

Heritrix is a rare English word that refers to a female heir or inheritrix. The spelling of heritrix can be confusing as it does not follow typical English pronunciation rules. The word's pronunciation is {huh-rit-riks} with the emphasis on the second syllable. The prefix "heri-" is pronounced {heh-ri} and is derived from the Latin "haerēs," meaning "heir." Meanwhile, the suffix "-trix" is pronounced {triks} and means "female doer of." Altogether, the word "heritrix" means a woman who inherits.

Common Misspellings for HERITRIX

• geritrix
• beritrix
• neritrix
• jeritrix
• ueritrix
• yeritrix
• hwritrix
• hsritrix
• hdritrix
• hrritrix
• h4ritrix
• h3ritrix
• heeitrix
• heditrix
• hefitrix
• hetitrix
• he5itrix
• he4itrix
• herutrix
• herjtrix

Etymology of HERITRIX

The word "heritrix" is derived from the Latin word "heres" which means "heir" or "heiress". The suffix "-trix" in Latin was used to denote the feminine form of certain occupations or roles. In this case, it was added to "heres" to form "heritrix", specifically referring to a female heir.

Plural form of HERITRIX is HERITRICES OR HERITRIXES