How Do You Spell INCLE?

Pronunciation: [ɪnklˈiː] (IPA)

The word "Incle" is spelled with the letters I-N-C-L-E, and is pronounced with the IPA transcription /ˈɪŋkəl/. The word is commonly used in knitting and weaving, referring to a type of durable yarn that is often used in the warp of a textile. The spelling of the word comes from its French origins, where it was spelled "encles" before being adopted into English. Despite its unusual spelling, the word has retained its usage in the textile industry for centuries.

INCLE Meaning and Definition

1. Incle is a term used in textile manufacturing to refer to a type of narrow woven fabric that is commonly created from horsehair, cotton, or a blend of various fibers. This fabric is typically lightweight and possesses a smooth, glossy surface due to its high thread count and compact weaving technique. It is commonly used in a variety of applications such as trimming, upholstery, or reinforcing different textile products.

   The word "incle" is derived from the Latin word "incalcare," which means to press or tread upon. This etymology reflects the historical method of creating incle fabric, where the fibers were tightly intertwined and compacted under pressure to form a durable and strong textile.

   Incle fabric is known for its versatility and strength. It often features intricate woven designs, geometric patterns, or colorful motifs that make it visually appealing. Due to its narrow width, it is commonly used for edge binding or decorative purposes. Additionally, it is frequently utilized in historical costume reproduction, traditional ethnic garments, or handcrafted textiles.

   In modern textile manufacturing, incle is usually produced using mechanical or automated looms. This allows for precise and consistent production, ensuring uniformity and quality across the fabric. Despite its historical origins, incle fabric remains relevant in contemporary fashion and design due to its unique characteristics and aesthetic appeal.

Common Misspellings for INCLE

• incel
• iincle
• inncle
• inccle
• inclle
• inclee
• mncle
• I.cle
• Ifcle
• Ilcle
• Iocle
• Inclm
• Incla
• Inclg
• i ncle
• in cle
• inc le
• incl e

Etymology of INCLE

The word "incle" has an interesting etymology. It originated from the Middle English word "inel", which derived from the Old English word "ingl", meaning a string or yarn. This Old English word was further derived from the Old Norse word "ingul", which had a similar meaning. The Old Norse word, in turn, was likely influenced by the Old High German word "ingul", meaning a ring or bracelet. It is believed that the word "incle" came to be used specifically to refer to a narrow woven tape or trim, which was often used for decorative purposes or to edge garments. Over time, the term "incle" became associated with this specific type of woven trim.

Similar spelling words for INCLE

• Engle,
• INGAAL,
• engl.,
• ENCL,
• ingley,
• INCL,
• anglia,
• onoclea,
• Engaol,
• Wankel,
• yongli,
• unocal,
• own goal,
• uniquely,
• Unclue,
• inkwell,
• Anakela,
• incwala,
• oncle,
• ungol,
• anglo,
• awingly,
• uncal,
• UNECLA,
• ankola,
• angola,
• Ungula,
• Unkle,
• Unglue,
• inocula,
• Angle-rod,
• Angyola,
• inkle,
• uncle,
• ankle,
• incluye,
• onkel,
• -angle,
• Inghalla,
• ungual,
• engwall,
• uncoil,
• Ungueal,
• oneglia,
• anguille,
• Angla,
• Ungulae,
• wangyal,
• UNQUAL,
• ankole,
• anglii,
• angle,
• y-angle,
• inegale,
• angliae,
• unequal,
• Ancle,
• onicolo,
• UNICAL,
• Encowl,
• inoglia,
• unequally,
• uncool,
• wangle,
• incoloy,
• uniqlo,
• yongle,
• ENGL,
• Engoule,
• angulo,
• Q-ANGLE,
• l\'engle,
• ayyankali,
• angyal,
• anglais,
• angula,
• ANOCL,
• ancol,
• ankiel,
• ANCWL,
• Ingle,
• angul,
• low-angle,
• ingall,
• Anglo-Ind,
• ANGL,
• anguli,
• winkel,
• incli,
• oncall,
• Uncowl,
• Anglea,
• Wankle,
• co-uncle,
• anycall,
• Engoulee,
• yingli,
• Wooingly,
• yankel,
• Unclew,
• anguilla,
• INCAL,
• winkle,
• Englue,
• angol,
• Inequal,
• Youngly,
• Anglo-,
• Anekelea,
• inkily,
• anncol,
• ongole,
• unggul,
• anghel.