How Do You Spell LAVING?

Pronunciation: [lˈe͡ɪvɪŋ] (IPA)

Laving is a verb that means "to wash or bathe the body". Its pronunciation is /ˈleɪvɪŋ/, with the stress on the first syllable. The "a" in the first syllable is pronounced as a long "a" sound, like in "day". The "v" is pronounced like "vuh". The second syllable is pronounced with a short "i" sound, like in "hit", and the "ng" sound is pronounced like the end of the word "sing". The spelling of laving follows common English pronunciation rules.

LAVING Meaning and Definition

  1. Laving is a verb that refers to the act of washing or bathing a particular part of the body using water or another liquid. It involves gently pouring or splashing water over the body or a specific area in order to cleanse, refresh, or soothe it. Laving often involves using one's hands or a utensil, such as a cup or sponge, to transfer the liquid onto the body.

    The term can also extend beyond personal hygiene to include the act of rinsing or cleaning objects using a liquid. This can include dishes, utensils, or even clothing. In this context, laving generally involves submerging or applying water in order to remove dirt, grime, or any other form of unwanted substances.

    Laving has been a common practice throughout history and across cultures, with various methods and tools used to achieve cleanliness. It can have both physical and psychological benefits, as it not only cleanses the body or objects but can also provide a sense of relaxation and well-being.

    Overall, laving is a versatile verb that encompasses the act of washing or bathing oneself or objects to achieve cleanliness and refreshment. It is an essential part of personal hygiene and can be performed using various liquids, utensils, or techniques depending on the context.

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Etymology of LAVING

The word "laving" is a verb form of the noun "lave" which means to wash or bathe. The etymology of "lave" traces back to the Old English word "lafian" or "lavian", which is related to the Old Norse word "lauga" meaning to wash or bathe. Both the Old English and Old Norse words can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "laugōną", which also means to wash. The word "laving" evolved from the Old English word and has been in use since Middle English.

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Conjugate verb Laving

CONDITIONAL

I would lave
we would lave
you would lave
he/she/it would lave
they would lave

FUTURE

I will lave
we will lave
you will lave
he/she/it will lave
they will lave

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have laved
we will have laved
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he/she/it will have laved
they will have laved

PAST

I laved
we laved
you laved
he/she/it laved
they laved

PAST PERFECT

I had laved
we had laved
you had laved
he/she/it had laved
they had laved

PRESENT

I lave
we lave
you lave
he/she/it laves
they lave

PRESENT PERFECT

I have laved
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I am laving
we are laving
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I was laving
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