How Do You Spell MANUMITTED?

Pronunciation: [mˈanjuːmˌɪtɪd] (IPA)

The word "Manumitted" is spelled with six letters and has four syllables: /məˈnʌmɪtɪd/. The first syllable is unstressed and pronounced with a schwa /ə/. The second syllable is stressed and pronounced with a short "u" sound /ʌ/. The third and fourth syllables are pronounced with a short "i" sound /ɪ/. This word means to release or free someone from slavery or bondage. It is important to spell the word correctly as incorrect spelling can lead to confusion and misunderstanding in written communication.

MANUMITTED Meaning and Definition

1. Manumitted is a verb that refers to the act of granting freedom or emancipation to a person who was previously enslaved or subject to servitude. It specifically entails the action of formally releasing someone from the bonds of bondage, thereby allowing them to enjoy their newfound liberty.

   In historical contexts, manumitted commonly referred to the legal process by which an enslaved individual could be set free. This act could be carried out by their owner, a court, or through specific legislation. Manumission often involved a formal document or deed known as a manumission paper, which provided evidence of the individual's release from slavery.

   The term can also be used more broadly to describe any instance in which a person is released, liberated, or freed from a particular constraint or obligation. It suggests a deliberate and intentional action taken to grant someone their independence or to deliver them from subservience.

   Manumitted is derived from the Latin word "manumittere" which literally translates to "to release from the hand." This etymology denotes the act of letting go, implying that the person who was previously held captive or under someone's control is now being set free, allowing them to shape their own destiny and exercise their rights and freedoms.

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Etymology of MANUMITTED

The word "manumitted" comes from the Latin term "manumittere", which is derived from "manus" (hand) and "mittere" (to release). In Ancient Rome, "manumittere" referred to the act of freeing a slave or granting them liberty. Over time, the word was adopted into English as "manumit", which retained its original meaning in the context of freeing a person from slavery. The term "manumitted" is the past participle form of "manumit", indicating that someone has been released or set free from servitude.

Conjugate verb Manumitted

CONDITIONAL

I would manumitted

you would manumitted

he/she/it would manumitted

we would manumitted

they would manumitted

I would manumit

we would manumit

you would manumit

he/she/it would manumit

they would manumit

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be manumitting

you would be manumitting

he/she/it would be manumitting

we would be manumitting

they would be manumitting

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have manumitted

you would have manumitted

he/she/it would have manumitted

we would have manumitted

they would have manumitted

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been manumitting

you would have been manumitting

he/she/it would have been manumitting

we would have been manumitting

they would have been manumitting

FUTURE

I will manumit

you will manumit

he/she/it will manumit

we will manumit

they will manumit

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be manumitting

you will be manumitting

he/she/it will be manumitting

we will be manumitting

they will be manumitting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have manumitted

you will have manumitted

he/she/it will have manumitted

we will have manumitted

they will have manumitted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been manumitting

you will have been manumitting

he/she/it will have been manumitting

we will have been manumitting

they will have been manumitting

IMPERATIVE

you manumit

we let´s manumit

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to manumit

PAST

I manumitted

you manumitted

he/she/it manumitted

we manumitted

they manumitted

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was manumitting

you were manumitting

he/she/it was manumitting

we were manumitting

they were manumitting

PAST PARTICIPLE

manumitted

PAST PERFECT

I had manumitted

you had manumitted

he/she/it had manumitted

we had manumitted

they had manumitted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been manumitting

you had been manumitting

he/she/it had been manumitting

we had been manumitting

they had been manumitting

PRESENT

I manumit

you manumit

he/she/it manumits

we manumit

they manumit

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am manumitting

you are manumitting

he/she/it is manumitting

we are manumitting

they are manumitting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

manumitting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have manumitted

you have manumitted

he/she/it has manumitted

we have manumitted

they have manumitted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been manumitting

you have been manumitting

he/she/it has been manumitting

we have been manumitting

they have been manumitting