How Do You Spell INTERESSE?

Pronunciation: [ˌɪntəɹˈɛs] (IPA)

The German word "Interesse" (interest) is spelled with a double "s" and a silent "e" at the end. This is because the letter "s" follows a short vowel sound, and in German, this often indicates a double consonant. The IPA phonetic transcription for "Interesse" is /ˌɪntəˈʁɛsə/, with a stress on the second syllable. It is commonly used in business and finance contexts, as well as in everyday conversations to express curiosity or attention in a particular topic.

INTERESSE Meaning and Definition

1. Interesse is a German noun that translates to "interest" in English. It refers to a type of attention, curiosity, or engagement that an individual has in a particular subject, event, or person. Interesse can also describe a personal investment or involvement in a matter or activity.

   In a general sense, Interesse represents a mental or emotional attraction towards something or someone. It involves a desire to gain knowledge, understand, or become involved in a certain topic. Interesse can arise from various sources, such as hobbies, academic pursuits, personal relationships, or current affairs.

   Moreover, Interesse can also refer to a financial or economic involvement. It signifies a stake or claim in a business enterprise, investment, or property, potentially entailing financial gain or loss. In this context, Interesse reflects a desire to profit or benefit from a particular venture.

   Additionally, Interesse can denote the attention or favor shown by someone to another person or cause. It represents an individual's willingness to support, back, or promote someone or something.

   Overall, Interesse embodies the multifaceted aspects of interest, encompassing intellectual curiosity, financial engagement, emotional connection, and active involvement. It reveals the intrinsic drive to explore, understand, and engage with various aspects of the world, whether it be for personal enrichment, investment purposes, or supportive relationships.

Common Misspellings for INTERESSE

• unteresse
• jnteresse
• knteresse
• onteresse
• 9nteresse
• 8nteresse
• ibteresse
• imteresse
• ijteresse
• ihteresse
• inreresse
• inferesse
• ingeresse
• inyeresse
• in6eresse
• in5eresse
• intwresse
• intsresse
• intdresse
• interessre

Etymology of INTERESSE

The word "Interesse" has its origins in the Latin word "interest", which means "it is of importance". In medieval Latin, the word evolved into "interesse" and was used to denote a legal term meaning "compensation" or "interest" for the use of money or property. From there, the term was borrowed into various Romance and Germanic languages, including Old French as "interest", Middle English as "interest", and Old High German as "Interest". Over time, the spelling and pronunciation of the word "interesse" in German has remained relatively consistent.

Conjugate verb Interesse

CONDITIONAL

I would interesse

you would interesse

he/she/it would interesse

we would interesse

they would interesse

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be interessing

you would be interessing

he/she/it would be interessing

we would be interessing

they would be interessing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have interesse

you would have interesse

he/she/it would have interesse

we would have interesse

they would have interesse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been interessing

you would have been interessing

he/she/it would have been interessing

we would have been interessing

they would have been interessing

FUTURE

I will interesse

you will interesse

he/she/it will interesse

we will interesse

they will interesse

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be interessing

you will be interessing

he/she/it will be interessing

we will be interessing

they will be interessing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have interessed

you will have interessed

he/she/it will have interessed

we will have interessed

they will have interessed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been interessing

you will have been interessing

he/she/it will have been interessing

we will have been interessing

they will have been interessing

IMPERATIVE

you interesse

we let´s interesse

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to interesse

PAST

I interessed

you interessed

he/she/it interessed

we interessed

they interessed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was interessing

you were interessing

he/she/it was interessing

we were interessing

they were interessing

PAST PARTICIPLE

interessed

PAST PERFECT

I had interessed

you had interessed

he/she/it had interessed

we had interessed

they had interessed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been interessing

you had been interessing

he/she/it had been interessing

we had been interessing

they had been interessing

PRESENT

I interesse

you interesse

he/she/it interesses

we interesse

they interesse

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am interessing

you are interessing

he/she/it is interessing

we are interessing

they are interessing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

interessing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have interessed

you have interessed

he/she/it has interessed

we have interessed

they have interessed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been interessing

you have been interessing

he/she/it has been interessing

we have been interessing

they have been interessing