How Do You Spell NETTED?

Pronunciation: [nˈɛtɪd] (IPA)

The word "netted" is spelled with two consonants, one vowel, and a double consonant, which can make it tricky to pronounce correctly. In IPA phonetic transcription, the word would be spelled /ˈnɛtɪd/. The "e" in the middle represents a short vowel sound, while the "tt" represents a double consonant sound, making it important to emphasize the final syllable. This word is often used to describe something that has been caught or trapped in a net, such as a fish that has been netted by a fisherman.

NETTED Meaning and Definition

1. The term "netted" is commonly used as the past tense and past participle form of the verb "to net." The verb "to net" primarily has two main definitions. The first meaning refers to the process of capturing, catching, or entangling something using a net. This could involve catching fish, trapping birds or insects, or capturing a sports ball in a net, among other things. In this context, "netted" would suggest that the action of capturing or catching with a net has already taken place.

   The second definition of "to net" relates to the act of gaining or acquiring a certain amount or value of something. It often pertains to financial or statistical matters in which the total figure gained, earned, or achieved is being referred to. In this context, "netted" indicates that the amount or value has been successfully secured or obtained.

   Overall, the term "netted" is widely used to describe the result of capturing or acquiring something using a net. It conveys the idea that the action of netting has been completed, whether it refers to physically catching something with a net or achieving a particular financial or statistical outcome.

2. • Made of networks; in bot., covered with raised lines disposed like the threads of a net.

   • Net is improperly written nett.

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

Common Misspellings for NETTED

• notte
• jettet
• neeled
• metted
• neeeed
• neded
• inertted
• lented
• noteed
• nened
• ntoed
• nedded
• mettod
• nealed
• atted
• notced
• neuterd
• unitted
• notied
• sented
• bettet
• lettet
• eated
• notred
• leted
• newed
• neaded
• jeted
• nexted
• vettoed
• geeted
• neved
• neeced
• getted
• nedeed
• uneated
• fetted
• natted
• netled
• nettee
• nestted
• nettedd
• nettede
• nitte
• rettem
• anetted
• unatted
• unethed
• tonettee
• neetes
• nottedd
• Mettex
• neteld
• natited
• Unettel
• Etteo
• detteld
• Nettos
• neettes
• neiterd
• cethed
• Netpey
• Nattedd
• nektei
• nektey
• netley
• nectel
• Mettead
• retteid

Etymology of NETTED

The word "netted" is a past participle form of the verb "net". The verb "net" is derived from the Old English word "nett", which means "to catch in a net". It can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "*natjaną" and further to the Proto-Indo-European root "*ned-", meaning "to bind" or "to weave". This root is also related to other words such as "nettle" (referring to a plant with fibers that can be used for weaving), "knit" (referring to interlacing yarn) and "knot" (referring to a tied or twisted bound).

Similar spelling words for NETTED

• knitted,
• nudity,
• be-netted,
• nighted,
• nighttide,
• naudet,
• gnetidae,
• NTATT,
• nitid,
• NDTD,
• knotted,
• much-needed,
• NDEWT,
• un-noted,
• nutwood,
• inter-knitted,
• Nadette,
• urgently-needed,
• NTITAI,
• notted,
• notite,
• notyet,
• noted,
• un-needed,
• as-needed,
• needed,
• nitweed,
• ndut,
• knotoid,
• NWTDT,
• knouted,
• noded,
• ndidi,
• nidate,
• near-nudity,
• nedette,
• NADHDH,
• nattawut,
• NODITO,
• NDADD,
• NADHD,
• nided,
• NTWT,
• hand-knitted,
• nitwit,
• needwood,
• nightwood,
• NYDOT,
• desperately-needed,
• neededto,
• NTTIAWWT,
• Knighted,
• Kneaded,
• nitida,
• NTET,
• ndeti,
• Notwheat,
• notate,
• un-knotted,
• NTOOT,
• NTTAWTT,
• NJTTT,
• netaid,
• nutate,
• netted-veined,
• NWDTT,
• little-noted,
• sex/nudity,
• netaid.org,
• NATaT,
• Nadida,
• NODAT,
• above-noted,
• notat,
• Knotweed,
• NADID,
• Nodded,
• NETDDE,
• Dough-kneaded,
• NETID,
• Nighteyed,
• Nutted,
• NEODTD,
• notata,
• de-noted.

Conjugate verb Netted

CONDITIONAL

I would netted

you would netted

he/she/it would netted

we would netted

they would netted

I would net

we would net

you would net

he/she/it would net

they would net

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be netting

you would be netting

he/she/it would be netting

we would be netting

they would be netting

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have netted

you would have netted

he/she/it would have netted

we would have netted

they would have netted

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been netting

you would have been netting

he/she/it would have been netting

we would have been netting

they would have been netting

FUTURE

I will net

you will net

he/she/it will net

we will net

they will net

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be netting

you will be netting

he/she/it will be netting

we will be netting

they will be netting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have netted

you will have netted

he/she/it will have netted

we will have netted

they will have netted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been netting

you will have been netting

he/she/it will have been netting

we will have been netting

they will have been netting

IMPERATIVE

you net

we let´s net

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to net

PAST

I netted

you netted

he/she/it netted

we netted

they netted

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was netting

you were netting

he/she/it was netting

we were netting

they were netting

PAST PARTICIPLE

netted

PAST PERFECT

I had netted

you had netted

he/she/it had netted

we had netted

they had netted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been netting

you had been netting

he/she/it had been netting

we had been netting

they had been netting

PRESENT

I net

you net

he/she/it nets

we net

they net

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am netting

you are netting

he/she/it is netting

we are netting

they are netting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

netting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have netted

you have netted

he/she/it has netted

we have netted

they have netted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been netting

you have been netting

he/she/it has been netting

we have been netting

they have been netting