How Do You Spell IGNITER?

Pronunciation: [ɪɡnˈɪtə] (IPA)

The word "igniter" is commonly misspelled as "ignitor". However, the correct spelling is with an "e". The IPA phonetic transcription of "igniter" is /ɪɡˈnaɪ.tər/, while "ignitor" is transcribed as /ɪɡˈnɪ.tər/. The difference lies in the vowel sound. In "igniter", the vowel sound is "i", while in "ignitor", it is "ɪ". Remembering this difference can help prevent incorrect spelling of the word. "Igniter" refers to a device that ignites or lights something, such as a gas stove or furnace.

IGNITER Meaning and Definition

1. An igniter is a device or mechanism designed to initiate or start a combustion process by creating a spark or providing a controlled source of heat. It generally refers to a component used in various applications, particularly those involving fuel combustion, such as in engines, heaters, furnaces, or any other system requiring ignition to initiate combustion.

   In automotive context, an igniter is an electrical component responsible for generating sparks in the spark plugs of an internal combustion engine, thus igniting the fuel-air mixture. The igniter receives a low voltage electrical signal from the ignition control module, and through a series of electronic circuits, it amplifies the voltage to a level necessary to produce a spark. This spark then bridges the gap between the electrodes of the spark plug, which leads to the simultaneous ignition of the compressed fuel-air mixture.

   In the broader sense, an igniter can also refer to a device used to initiate controlled ignition in other applications. For instance, in a gas furnace, an igniter is a heating element that provides the necessary heat to ignite the natural gas or propane, enabling the system to produce heat. Similarly, in rockets or other propulsion systems, an igniter is employed to initiate the combustion process necessary for thrust generation.

   Overall, an igniter plays a crucial role in creating an initial spark or controlled heat source for starting the combustion process in various applications, ensuring the successful initiation of the desired operation.

Common Misspellings for IGNITER

• ugniter
• jgniter
• kgniter
• ogniter
• 9gniter
• 8gniter
• ifniter
• ivniter
• ibniter
• ihniter
• iyniter
• itniter
• igbiter
• igmiter
• igjiter
• ighiter
• ignuter
• ignjter
• ignkter
• igmniter
• ignotor
• isiter
• Geniter
• Ignitia
• saniter
• ignishen
• ignitiez
• Ignittea
• Ignaten
• ignitiee

Etymology of IGNITER

The word "igniter" is derived from the verb "ignite".

The term "ignite" originated in the late 17th century from the Latin word "ignitus", which means "set on fire". The Latin root "ignis" translates to "fire". Over time, the suffix "-er" was added, forming the noun "igniter".

In essence, "igniter" refers to a device or person that initiates or starts a fire or combustion process.

Similar spelling words for IGNITER

• ignition,
• okinotori,
• ignited,
• weekender,
• ignitor,
• ignite,
• accounter,
• ignitable,
• iguanidae,
• iguanid,
• ignitible,
• wagon tire,
• IGNTR.

Plural form of IGNITER is IGNITERS