How Do You Spell PANELLED?

Pronunciation: [pˈanə͡ld] (IPA)

The word "panelled" is spelled with two L's because it follows the British spelling convention. In IPA phonetic transcription, the word would be pronounced /ˈpænəld/ with stress on the first syllable. This word means to cover or decorate with panels or to form a panel or group of people for a discussion or evaluation. It is commonly used in construction and architecture to refer to the installation of panels on walls or ceilings, and in furniture to refer to the decorative elements of a design.

PANELLED Meaning and Definition

1. Panelled is an adjective that describes something that has panels or is covered with panels. The term is often used in the context of architecture and interior design to describe a surface or a wall that is divided into sections by panels or that is adorned with decorative panels.

   In architecture, panelled refers to a wall or a surface that has been constructed or adorned with rectangular or square panels. These panels can be made from a variety of materials such as wood, metal, or glass. Panelled walls are often found in traditional or classical styles of architecture, where they add a sense of elegance and sophistication to the space. The panels can be plain or embellished with elaborate carvings or moldings, depending on the desired aesthetic.

   In interior design, panelled refers to the act of covering a surface, such as a wall or a door, with panels. This technique is often used to add texture, visual interest, or to create a focal point in a room. It can also help to enhance the acoustics of a space by providing sound-absorbing properties. Panelled surfaces can be customized and designed in various shapes, sizes, and patterns to suit the desired style or theme of the interior.

   Overall, panelled is a descriptive term that pertains to surfaces or walls adorned with panels, adding architectural or design elements to enhance the appearance of a space.

Common Misspellings for PANELLED

• panell
• panelled
• anulled
• paneld
• danielled
• canlled
• panaled
• panalled
• paralled
• parrelled
• pannelled
• panells
• canelled
• chanelled
• panled
• caneled
• padeled
• parelled
• panneled

Etymology of PANELLED

The word "panelled" is derived from the Middle English word "pannele", which came from Old French "pannel", meaning "small square piece of cloth". This French term was borrowed from the Latin word "pannus", meaning "piece of cloth". The use of "panelled" specifically refers to the act of covering a surface with panels or creating a decorative paneling effect.

Conjugate verb Panelled

CONDITIONAL

I would panel

we would panel

you would panel

he/she/it would panel

they would panel

FUTURE

I will panel

we will panel

you will panel

he/she/it will panel

they will panel

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have panelled, will have paneled

we will have panelled, will have paneled

you will have panelled, will have paneled

he/she/it will have panelled, will have paneled

they will have panelled, will have paneled

PAST

I panelled, paneled

we panelled, paneled

you panelled, paneled

he/she/it panelled, paneled

they panelled, paneled

PAST PERFECT

I had panelled, had paneled

we had panelled, had paneled

you had panelled, had paneled

he/she/it had panelled, had paneled

they had panelled, had paneled

PRESENT

I panel

we panel

you panel

he/she/it panels

they panel

PRESENT PERFECT

I have paneled, have panelled

we have paneled, have panelled

you have paneled, have panelled

he/she/it has paneled, has panelled

they have paneled, have panelled

I am paneling, am panelling

we are panelling, are paneling

you are panelling, are paneling

he/she/it is paneling, is panelling

they are panelling, are paneling

I was panelling, was paneling

we were paneling, were panelling

you were paneling, were panelling

he/she/it was panelling, was paneling

they were paneling, were panelling

I will be paneling, will be panelling

we will be paneling, will be panelling

you will be paneling, will be panelling

he/she/it will be paneling, will be panelling

they will be paneling, will be panelling

I have been paneling, have been panelling

we have been paneling, have been panelling

you have been panelling, have been paneling

he/she/it has been paneling, has been panelling

they have been panelling, have been paneling

I had been panelling, had been paneling

we had been panelling, had been paneling

you had been panelling, had been paneling

he/she/it had been panelling, had been paneling

they had been panelling, had been paneling

I will have been paneling, will have been panelling

we will have been paneling, will have been panelling

you will have been paneling, will have been panelling

he/she/it will have been paneling, will have been panelling

they will have been paneling, will have been panelling

I would have panelled, would have paneled

we would have panelled, would have paneled

you would have panelled, would have paneled

he/she/it would have panelled, would have paneled

they would have panelled, would have paneled

I would be panelling, would be paneling

we would be panelling, would be paneling

you would be panelling, would be paneling

he/she/it would be panelling, would be paneling

they would be panelling, would be paneling

I would have been panelling, would have been paneling

we would have been panelling, would have been paneling

you would have been panelling, would have been paneling

he/she/it would have been panelling, would have been paneling

they would have been panelling, would have been paneling