How Do You Spell KENNELLING?

Pronunciation: [kˈɛnəlɪŋ] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "Kennelling" is often a source of confusion for many English speakers. The word refers to the act of confining or housing dogs in a kennel. It is pronounced: / 'kɛn(ə)lɪŋ /, with the stress placed on the second syllable. The spelling of the word is derived from its root word "kennel," which comes from the Old Norse word kenna, meaning "to know." A kennel was originally a shelter for dogs, and over time, the verb form "kennelling" came to refer to the act of putting dogs in such a shelter.

KENNELLING Meaning and Definition

1. Kennelling refers to the act or process of placing or confining animals, particularly dogs, in a kennel. A kennel is a structure or enclosure specifically designed for temporarily accommodating and housing animals, particularly dogs. It is composed of separate compartments or individual cages, allowing for the separation and containment of each animal within the facility.

   Kennelling is commonly employed in various contexts, such as dog shelters, boarding facilities, and veterinary clinics, where dogs need to be safely housed or confined. The purpose of kennelling is to provide a secure and controlled environment for the animals, ensuring their well-being, protection, and supervision.

   The kennelling process often involves the procedures of admitting and settling the animals into their respective compartments, maintaining appropriate hygiene conditions, and managing their daily care needs, including feeding, exercise, and monitoring their general health. Kennelling may also entail managing interactions between dogs, ensuring their compatibility and safety within the facility.

   Additionally, kennelling can refer to the act of temporarily placing a dog or multiple dogs in a kennel while their owners are away or unavailable to provide direct supervision or care. This form of kennelling is commonly utilized as a service provided by pet boarding businesses or individuals who offer in-home dog-sitting services.

   In summary, kennelling is the process of placing animals, primarily dogs, in a specially designed and enclosed structure called a kennel, either for temporary housing in various establishments such as shelters and veterinary clinics or as a service for dog owners who require temporary care for their pets.

Common Misspellings for KENNELLING

• kennelling
• kinneling
• pannelling
• jennelling
• mennelling
• lennelling
• kennellihg

Etymology of KENNELLING

The word "kennelling" is derived from the noun "kennel", which has its roots in Middle English and Old Northern French. In Middle English, the term was "kenel" or "kenylle", which referred to a shelter for domestic animals, especially for dogs. This Middle English term was borrowed from Anglo-Norman French, where it was spelled as "kenil" or "kenilie", with similar meaning. It is believed that the Anglo-Norman term was derived from Old Norse "kjarni", which meant "a small wooden house" or "a hut". Ultimately, the origin of "kennel" can be traced back to the Germanic root "kuni", meaning "husbandry" or "animal breeding". Over time, the verb form "kennelling" emerged to describe the action of placing dogs or other animals in a kennel.

Conjugate verb Kennelling

CONDITIONAL

I would kennelling

you would kennelling

he/she/it would kennelling

we would kennelling

they would kennelling

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be kennelling

you would be kennelling

he/she/it would be kennelling

we would be kennelling

they would be kennelling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have kennelling

you would have kennelling

he/she/it would have kennelling

we would have kennelling

they would have kennelling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been kennelling

you would have been kennelling

he/she/it would have been kennelling

we would have been kennelling

they would have been kennelling

FUTURE

I will kennel

you will kennel

he/she/it will kennel

we will kennel

they will kennel

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be kennelling

you will be kennelling

he/she/it will be kennelling

we will be kennelling

they will be kennelling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have kennelled

you will have kennelled

he/she/it will have kennelled

we will have kennelled

they will have kennelled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been kennelling

you will have been kennelling

he/she/it will have been kennelling

we will have been kennelling

they will have been kennelling

IMPERATIVE

you kennel

we let´s kennel

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to kennel

PAST

I kennelled

you kennelled

he/she/it kennelled

we kennelled

they kennelled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was kennelling

you were kennelling

he/she/it was kennelling

we were kennelling

they were kennelling

PAST PARTICIPLE

kennelled

PAST PERFECT

I had kennelled

you had kennelled

he/she/it had kennelled

we had kennelled

they had kennelled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been kennelling

you had been kennelling

he/she/it had been kennelling

we had been kennelling

they had been kennelling

PRESENT

I kennel

you kennel

he/she/it kennels

we kennel

they kennel

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am kennelling

you are kennelling

he/she/it is kennelling

we are kennelling

they are kennelling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

kennelling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have kennelled

you have kennelled

he/she/it has kennelled

we have kennelled

they have kennelled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been kennelling

you have been kennelling

he/she/it has been kennelling

we have been kennelling

they have been kennelling