How Do You Spell LAPIDEOUS?

Pronunciation: [lapˈɪdi͡əs] (IPA)

"Lapideous" is a seldom-used adjective that means stony or rocky. The spelling of this word follows the Latin root "lapid," meaning stone. In IPA phonetic transcription, "lapideous" would be spelled /ləˈpɪd.i.əs/. The stress falls on the second syllable, and the "e" in the final syllable is pronounced as a schwa sound. Overall, "lapideous" is an uncommon word, but its spelling is straightforward and follows common Latin-based etymology.

LAPIDEOUS Meaning and Definition

1. Stony.

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

Common Misspellings for LAPIDEOUS

• kapideous
• papideous
• oapideous
• lzpideous
• lspideous
• lwpideous
• lqpideous
• laoideous
• lalideous
• la-ideous
• la0ideous
• lapudeous
• lapjdeous
• lapkdeous
• lapodeous
• lap9deous
• lap8deous
• lapiseous
• lapixeous

Etymology of LAPIDEOUS

The word "lapideous" is derived from the Latin word "lapideus", which means "composed of stone" or "stone-like". It is formed by adding the suffix "-eous" to "lapid-" which is derived from the Latin word "lapis", meaning "stone". The term "lapideous" typically describes something that is made of stone or resembles stone.

Similar spelling words for LAPIDEOUS

• lepiotaceae,
• B-LPDS,
• libidos,
• labowitz,
• lobatse,
• PT-LPDS,
• lappets,
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• lobotes,
• LBDDS,
• lipoids,
• LPTIS,
• lapideus",
• LBTES,
• layabouts,
• lobatus,
• labiates,
• lipides,
• lipids,
• lipietz,
• Lapides,
• LBITS,
• labdas,
• LPITS,
• lapidus,
• lebowitz,
• Leptus,
• Leptos,
• lepidus,
• LPDAS,
• leptis,
• Liebowitz,
• libates,
• LAPADS.