JINGLING Meaning and
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Jingling is an adjective that describes a sound characterized by a series of small, repetitive, and metallic noises. It is often associated with the ringing or clinking of small, lightweight objects, such as bells, coins, or small pieces of metal hitting each other. The word can also be used to describe a light and cheerful tinkling sound that has a pleasing or musical quality.
In a literal sense, jingling refers to the specific sound produced when objects collide or move in a way that creates a pleasant ringing or tinkling noise. It can also be used in a figurative sense to describe a feeling or sensation that is characterized by a similar repetitive and light quality. For example, one might experience a jingling sensation in their sensations upon hearing exciting news or receiving a joyful surprise.
In a broader sense, jingling can also be used as a verb or noun. As a verb, it refers to the action of producing a jingling sound or to cause something to ring or tinkle in a pleasing manner. As a noun, it refers to the act or instance of emitting a jingling sound or the collection of objects that create this sound.
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Etymology of JINGLING
The word "jingling" derives from the verb "jingle", which appeared in Middle English as "gingle" around the 14th century. The term is believed to have originated from the Latin word "cingulum", which means "girdle" or "belt". In the late Middle English period, "jingle" started being used to describe the metallic sound produced by bells or other objects when they are repeatedly struck or shaken. As a result, the word "jingling" emerged as an adjective to describe this specific sound.
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Conjugate verb Jingling
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