How Do You Spell INFANTHOODS?

Pronunciation: [ˈɪnfənthˌʊdz] (IPA)

The word "infanthoods" is spelled with a silent "t" between the "h" and the "oo", giving it a long "u" sound. The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈɪnfən.hʊdz/. It is the plural form of "infancy" which refers to the early stage of a baby's life. Infanthoods have unique experiences and developmental milestones that shape their future growth and learning. Understanding the spelling and pronunciation of words like "infanthoods" can improve reading skills and communication abilities.

Common Misspellings for INFANTHOODS

• infanthood
• infanthod
• unfanthoods
• jnfanthoods
• knfanthoods
• onfanthoods
• 9nfanthoods
• 8nfanthoods
• ibfanthoods
• imfanthoods
• ijfanthoods
• ihfanthoods
• indanthoods
• incanthoods
• invanthoods
• inganthoods
• intanthoods
• inranthoods
• infznthoods
• infsnthoods

Etymology of INFANTHOODS

The word "infanthoods" is a noun form derived from the combination of two words: "infant" and "hoods".

1. "Infant" is derived from the Latin word "infans", which means "young child" or "baby". This Latin term comes from the combination of the prefix "in", meaning "not", and "fans", which is the present participle of "fari", meaning "to speak". Therefore, "infant" originally meant "unable to speak" or "incapable of speech".

2. "Hoods" is the plural form of "hood", which comes from the Old English word "hōd". "Hood" refers to a covering or a protective garment worn on the head, typically with an opening for the face. Over time, the meaning of "hood" has expanded to represent various coverings or enclosures.