How Do You Spell JEWEL?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈuːəl] (IPA)

The word "jewel" is spelled using the letters j-e-w-e-l. The sound of the letter j is often pronounced as the sound "juh", which is similar to the letter "g" when it is followed by the letter "e". The IPA phonetic transcription for "jewel" is /dʒuːl/. The first sound is a voiced palato-alveolar affricate which is represented by the symbol /dʒ/. The second sound is a long vowel /uː/. The final sound is a voiceless alveolar lateral approximant represented by the symbol /l/.

JEWEL Meaning and Definition

1. Jewel, noun:

   1. A small, precious and highly valued stone, typically adorned in jewelry as an item of personal adornment. Jewels are known for their aesthetic beauty and are often crafted into various cuts and shapes, including diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and sapphires, among others. They are highly endurable and precious due to their rarity, hardness, and quality, making them excellent for use in decorative accessories such as rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets.

   2. Figuratively, a jewel can represent something or someone of exceptional worth, value, or beauty. It can be used to express admiration or highlight the significance of a person, an item, or an idea. In this context, a jewel is seen as a rare and extraordinary discovery, possessing qualities that distinguish it from the ordinary or commonplace.

   3. A precious or highly cherished object, beyond its monetary value, can also be referred to as a jewel. This refers to any item that holds sentimental or symbolic importance to the owner. These objects might include inherited or gifted jewelry, family heirlooms, or artifacts of historical significance.

   Overall, jewel represents an object of great beauty, rarity, and worth, which can have both literal and metaphorical connotations.

2. • To adorn with jewels.

   • An ornament, generally of precious metal or valuable substance; a gem; a precious stone; a name of fondness.

   • To adorn with precious stones; to place the balance of a watch upon a diamond.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for JEWEL *

• jewl 84%

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Other Common Misspellings for JEWEL

• jewelly
• tawel
• jewley
• jeweley
• jewely
• powel
• jeweral
• gewel
• jewils
• jewerly
• jowels
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• jeel
• dewell
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• rewal
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• jekel
• jekyl
• wowel
• jewul
• jhel
• jewelr
• jewes
• bewel
• jowel
• ewel
• gesel
• jehweh
• sewel
• tecel
• vedel
• bedwel
• vewel
• tewel
• gemel
• wemel
• jeeol
• Jugel
• Mesel
• lwel
• shwel
• teewel
• jooko
• jooel
• dedel
• jerrel
• jenol
• Jebel
• Jecee
• Aewea
• Mehel
• uwel
• qwel
• zewei
• jicel
• jndel
• JEnEC
• jeleh
• jemeb
• jnweo
• vEKEL
• upwel
• Euwel
• Jeket
• jewlz
• Jeneal
• Ozwel
• Gooels
• juwee
• renwel
• jewild

Etymology of JEWEL

The word "jewel" is derived from the Old French word "jouel" or "jouel", which was also influenced by the Late Latin word "jocale" and earlier Latin word "jocus", meaning "plaything" or "joy". This Latin root is related to the idea of enjoyment, pleasure, or amusement, and over time, it was associated with precious objects that brought pleasure and delight. The term "jewel" eventually came to refer specifically to precious stones, gems, or valuable ornaments.

Idioms with the word JEWEL

• the jewel in the crown The idiom "the jewel in the crown" refers to something or someone that is the most valuable, impressive, or important part of a larger whole. It alludes to the jewel that adorns the crown worn by a monarch, symbolizing the most precious and treasured possession.
• crown jewel The idiom "crown jewel" refers to the most prized or valuable possession, asset, or element of something. It is typically used to emphasize the exceptional quality, significance, or importance of a particular aspect within a larger collection, organization, or system. This idiom is often associated with something that is considered to be the pinnacle or the most prominent feature.
• the jewel in someone's/something's crown The idiom "the jewel in someone's/something's crown" refers to a person or thing that is considered the most valuable, impressive, or outstanding part of a particular group or collection. It is a metaphorical expression that implies that the person or thing being referred to is the crowning glory or the most precious element among others.
• the jewel in the crown of someone/something The idiom "the jewel in the crown of someone/something" refers to the most valuable or prized aspect of a person or thing. It represents the highlight, greatest achievement, or most exceptional part that sets someone or something apart from the rest. Similar to how a jewel is the most valuable and eye-catching piece in a crown, this idiom signifies the pinnacle or most esteemed element of a person, organization, or any other entity.
• the jewel in the (or someone's) crown The idiom "the jewel in the (or someone's) crown" refers to the best or most valuable part of something or someone's achievements, possessions, or qualities. It emphasizes the exceptional or outstanding nature of that particular aspect, likening it to a valuable gemstone set prominently in a crown, which is often associated with royalty or high rank.
• the jewel in (someone's or something's) crown The idiom "the jewel in (someone's or something's) crown" refers to a person, thing, or aspect that is considered the most valuable, important, or outstanding among others. It signifies the most prized possession of someone or the most exceptional feature or accomplishment of something. Much like a jewel that stands out in a crown, this idiom implies exceptional superiority or significance within a particular context.

Similar spelling words for JEWEL

• Joelle,
• Jolie,
• joola,
• juliya,
• jali,
• GEEL,
• Jewella,
• keel,
• giallo,
• Jule,
• Giula,
• zhili,
• GEHL,
• Jala,
• Jiuliya,
• Joely,
• jaleo,
• Joelly,
• julii,
• jehle,
• Jayil,
• Jyl,
• Jole,
• jelly,
• jeolla,
• june-july,
• jolo,
• JLA,
• Jullie,
• joule,
• jawhole,
• zhuolu,
• Jilli,
• Jewelle,
• jelley,
• jale,
• jewelry,
• 24-july,
• Julio,
• Juel,
• Julia,
• jowl,
• Jalea,
• zhayl,
• GISL,
• Joolie,
• Jahle-el,
• ghillie,
• zhehl,
• jwala,
• jell,
• Joyelle,
• jhala,
• Julee,
• JEL,
• geul,
• Jilly,
• Jyll,
• Jael,
• Jooley,
• hjejle,
• Joleigh,
• jello,
• Jaylah,
• geely,
• jala-jala,
• Joll,
• Joel,
• JALO,
• Geela,
• gioeli,
• jallais,
• giali,
• JOL,
• zhelyu,
• Geal,
• Geula,
• Jullee,
• jail,
• Jeel,
• julho,
• Joela,
• Jullia,
• GEOL,
• julier,
• Jewell,
• 18-july,
• JLEU,
• Jillie,
• jowly,
• jollier,
• JUL,
• Jaelle,
• Joly,
• Joley,
• Jail-bird,
• zhilei,
• jolly,
• Jiyulia,
• Joelah,
• jhal,
• Juli,
• 26-july,
• jiul,
• jahl,
• mid-july,
• jawal,
• jaula,
• Juley,
• giolla,
• Jewellee,
• jheel,
• Jayel,
• jewel-box,
• JLAU,
• Jolla,
• Jelle,
• Jowelle,
• joual,
• Joella,
• Jolee,
• Gealya,
• jeol.,
• june/july,
• Jaylee,
• jeweler,
• Joell,
• Jully,
• Juul,
• jell-o,
• Julie,
• gialle,
• Giullia,
• 12-july,
• Jeiel,
• jela,
• giuly,
• hjelle,
• Geelah,
• jalloh,
• jaleh,
• jalu,
• jolley,
• Jowell,
• Joul,
• joyal,
• july,
• Giulio,
• julu,
• Jaliyah,
• zhal,
• Geuel,
• zhelio,
• Giulia,
• JAL,
• jehl,
• jula,
• jollie,
• Jowella,
• ghil\'ad,
• gioiella,
• JLHU,
• joal,
• JILO,
• JLLU,
• Jaeleah,
• zheliu,
• jailly,
• jele,
• 24-JUL,
• Gisle,
• jeli,
• JLO,
• juliao,
• zhol,
• jan.-jul,
• joeli,
• jeal,
• jialu,
• Jayla,
• jilu,
• jalla,
• giuli,
• Jill,
• julue,
• Jaala,
• JJLL,
• jallow,
• 27-july,
• Jeuel,
• 10-july,
• JLI,
• Jeyla,
• ghil,
• Jola,
• Jil,
• Jiulia,
• jili,
• Joli,
• Geulah,
• juhl.

Plural form of JEWEL is JEWELS

Conjugate verb Jewel

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have jeweled

you would have jeweled

he/she/it would have jeweled

we would have jeweled

they would have jeweled

I would have jewel

you would have jewel

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we would have jewel

they would have jewel

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been jeweling

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we would have been jeweling

they would have been jeweling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would jewel

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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be jeweling

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we would be jeweling

they would be jeweling

FUTURE

I will jewel

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they will jewel

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

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FUTURE PERFECT

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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been jeweling

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we will have been jeweling

they will have been jeweling

IMPERATIVE

you jewel

we let´s jewel

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to jewel

PAST

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they jewelled, jeweled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was jeweling

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PAST PARTICIPLE

jeweled

PAST PERFECT

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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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we had been jeweling

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PRESENT

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he/she/it jewels

we jewel

they jewel

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am jeweling

you are jeweling

he/she/it is jeweling

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they are jeweling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

jeweling

PRESENT PERFECT

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been jeweling

you have been jeweling

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we have been jeweling

they have been jeweling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it jewel

SIMPLE PAST

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I am jeweling, am jewelling

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