LADE Meaning and
Definition
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The verb "lade" refers to the action of loading or filling a container or a vehicle with objects, typically with the intention to transport or move them. It involves placing items or materials into a receptacle, often to achieve a specific purpose or to transfer them from one place to another. The primary focus of "lade" is on the act of arranging and putting objects into a loading area or storage space.
"Lade" commonly applies to various types of goods, such as cargo, supplies, or provisions, that are being loaded onto a ship, truck, or other transportation means. It involves the physical effort of lifting and positioning objects, ensuring they are secure and well-placed for transport. The term can also be used to describe the act of delivering or bringing forth heavy or bulky things, like fuel to a fire or water from a well.
In historical contexts, "lade" can refer to the action of loading or pouring liquids in general. This includes pouring or transferring water, milk, or any other fluid from one container to another. It emphasizes the manual labor necessary for transferring a liquid substance. Additionally, "lade" can be used metaphorically in a figurative sense, representing the process of burdening or placing an obligation upon someone.
Overall, "lade" encompasses the act of loading or filling a container or vehicle with objects, whether it involves physical goods, fluids, or metaphorical responsibilities.
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• A passage for water; the mouth of a river; a drain; mill-lade, the cut or canal which brings the current to the water-wheel of a mill.
• To throw out a liquid by repeatedly dipping in it a receptacle of a smaller size.
• To put on or in, as a burden; to load or freight.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of LADE
The word "lade" has Old English roots and is derived from the Old English word "hlaedan" which means "to load" or "to pile up". In Middle English, the word transformed into "laden", which means "to load a ship or a pack animal". Over time, it underwent further changes, and in modern English, it became "lade", which is primarily used in nautical contexts to refer to the act of loading a ship with cargo.
Similar spelling words for LADE
- lady,
- laden,
- jade,
- Lattea,
- lath,
- latte,
- lame,
- layette,
- laddie,
- lad,
- fade,
- Ladd,
- made,
- ladle,
- lace,
- Lawhead,
- late,
- Ladue,
- lat,
- laid,
- laud,
- blade,
- lathe,
- lode,
- lathee,
- wade,
- laudo,
- lane,
- lake,
- bade.
Conjugate verb Lade
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
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PAST CONTINUOUS
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PAST PARTICIPLE
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