How Do You Spell MARRIES?

Pronunciation: [mˈaɹɪz] (IPA)

The word "marries" is spelled with two r's and two i's. The first syllable is pronounced with the "air" sound /mær/, while the second syllable is pronounced with the "ee" sound /iz/. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /ˈmæriz/. The double r's indicate that the word is spelled with a double consonant, which changes the sound of the preceding vowels. In this case, the double r's create a longer and more emphasized "air" sound in the first syllable.

MARRIES Meaning and Definition

1. Marries is the present tense verb form of the word marry. To marry means to join two people in a legally recognized union, typically through a wedding ceremony. It is the act of solemnizing a marriage and bringing together two individuals in a lifelong commitment. Marrying is a significant event that formalizes the love and commitment between two people, often accompanied by religious, cultural, or legal rituals.

   When someone marries, they have made the decision to enter into a marriage or take a spouse. Marriage is commonly understood as a bond between two individuals, typically a man and a woman, although in many societies, it can also encompass same-sex partnerships. By marrying, individuals publicly declare their love and commitment to one another, promising to support and care for each other through the ups and downs of life.

   The act of marrying embodies a wide range of emotions, from joy and celebration to nervousness and anticipation. It is often a life-changing event that marks the beginning of a new chapter in one's personal and social life. Marrying is not only an expression of romantic love but also a legally binding contract that carries certain rights, responsibilities, and obligations.

   Overall, the term marries refers to the action of entering into the institution of marriage and formally binding two individuals together in a union symbolizing love, commitment, and partnership.

Top Common Misspellings for MARRIES *

• marrys 87.5%
• maries 12.5%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for MARRIES

• marrgie
• mardis
• warries
• marrige
• mariens
• merories
• marraied
• marriead
• marrie
• marios
• barries
• verries
• varries
• marraiges
• mariee
• marrried
• maturies
• marriede
• marrissa
• morries
• marier
• mariied
• marriege
• warrios
• marjories
• materies
• marrigaes
• merrits
• madres
• marriae
• mirrios
• marret
• marriaeg
• makres
• marriued
• marryer
• marriot
• marriges
• meories
• morrie
• marriow
• marrows
• arries
• farries
• mariges
• maurices
• marrrien
• marriied
• marride
• marrieta
• marits
• marriaed
• marrier
• waorries
• marrages
• marrge
• marieo
• marreied
• marrila
• amries
• memries
• marragies
• marrior
• maarried
• marrid
• marriots
• marrisa
• maris
• mearried
• marrig
• charries
• marrierd
• marryes
• marrieg
• maaried
• marriag
• warriers
• marrieges
• marridy
• morres
• mories
• mairrie
• marrs
• merrie
• marriens
• marrily
• sumarries
• maruis
• mirroes
• vairies
• mairried
• sarries
• marcie
• mariss
• markis
• marrriges
• murried
• maerils
• matris
• marrit
• marrill
• marliet
• marses
• marric
• morrieu
• karries
• marrinus
• marreis
• marrder
• marrrier
• Marvier
• marrass
• Matriss
• Sawries
• masgies
• marriko
• marloes
• Marciss
• mauries
• maurrie
• maurites
• maurrits
• karrien
• marvies
• marrias
• marviss
• murrids
• marreies
• marriess
• marsies
• mariesp
• mawriss
• marrsis
• Arriess
• matiies
• murpies
• Marrilic
• Merrids
• marrones
• marroens
• Sarriks
• Mahties
• Murriss
• Marriete
• Marrico
• Mirriya
• Mirriea
• Farrits
• varryes
• Garraes
• Mawnies
• Darriea
• WARRIAS
• Marryys
• Marrions

Etymology of MARRIES

The word "marries" is derived from the Old French term "marier", which meant "to marry" or "to get married". This Old French root can be traced back to the Latin word "marītāre", meaning "to wed" or "to marry". Ultimately, it can be linked to the Latin word "marītus", which signifies "husband".

Similar spelling words for MARRIES

• marx,
• marquee,
• Marco,
• MAIRS,
• mark,
• Marcy,
• marois,
• Markie,
• maroc,
• marque,
• MARRS,
• march,
• Marg,
• Marsha,
• marge,
• marez,
• marc,
• Marcie,
• Marisa,
• Margo,
• maurois,
• marasca,
• Marko,
• Marsee,
• marceau,
• Markee,
• Marsch,
• MARES,
• marasco,
• marks,
• marsh,
• marak,
• Maris,
• Marisha,
• mars,
• marche,
• maresca,
• Maurice,
• Margy,
• marshy,
• mayoress,
• Markey,
• Marissa,
• marchi,
• marse,
• Margie,
• marriage,
• MARZ,
• Marcia,
• Marek,
• Marci.

Conjugate verb Marries

CONDITIONAL

I would marries

you would marries

he/she/it would marries

we would marries

they would marries

I would marry

we would marry

you would marry

he/she/it would marry

they would marry

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be marrying

you would be marrying

he/she/it would be marrying

we would be marrying

they would be marrying

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have marries

you would have marries

he/she/it would have marries

we would have marries

they would have marries

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been marrying

you would have been marrying

he/she/it would have been marrying

we would have been marrying

they would have been marrying

FUTURE

I will marry

you will marry

he/she/it will marry

we will marry

they will marry

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be marrying

you will be marrying

he/she/it will be marrying

we will be marrying

they will be marrying

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have married

you will have married

he/she/it will have married

we will have married

they will have married

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been marrying

you will have been marrying

he/she/it will have been marrying

we will have been marrying

they will have been marrying

IMPERATIVE

you marry

we let´s marry

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to marry

PAST

I married

you married

he/she/it married

we married

they married

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was marrying

you were marrying

he/she/it was marrying

we were marrying

they were marrying

PAST PARTICIPLE

married

PAST PERFECT

I had married

you had married

he/she/it had married

we had married

they had married

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been marrying

you had been marrying

he/she/it had been marrying

we had been marrying

they had been marrying

PRESENT

I marry

you marry

he/she/it marries

we marry

they marry

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am marrying

you are marrying

he/she/it is marrying

we are marrying

they are marrying

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

marrying

PRESENT PERFECT

I have married

you have married

he/she/it has married

we have married

they have married

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been marrying

you have been marrying

he/she/it has been marrying

we have been marrying

they have been marrying

I would have married

we would have married

you would have married

he/she/it would have married

they would have married