How Do You Spell PARCELED?

Pronunciation: [pˈɑːsə͡ld] (IPA)

Parceled is a verb that means to divide or distribute something into portions or pieces. The IPA transcription of this word is /ˈpɑːsəld/, with the stressed syllable being the second syllable, pronounced with a long "a" sound. The word is spelled with the double consonants "ll" to indicate that the stress falls on the second syllable. This helps to differentiate the pronunciation from the more common word "parcel," which is pronounced with the stress on the first syllable and a single "l".

PARCELED Meaning and Definition

  1. Parceled is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "parcel." The term refers to the act of dividing or separating something into smaller parts or parcels, typically for the purpose of distribution, transportation, or organization.

    When an object or a group of objects is parceled, it means they are divided into distinct portions or packages. This is commonly done to facilitate shipping or mailing, as parcels are easier to handle, track, and deliver. Parceled items are usually wrapped, boxed, or packaged before being sent off.

    The term "parceled" can also be used metaphorically to describe the division or distribution of something intangible or abstract, such as land, property, or responsibilities. In this sense, parceled implies the allocation or sharing of specific portions or portions. For example, a piece of land may be parceled into smaller lots for individual ownership, or duties within a team might be parceled among its members.

    Overall, parceled describes the intentional act of dividing, separating, or allocating something, whether it is physical items, resources, duties, or any other tangible or intangible components. It signifies a process of organizing and dividing things into manageable units or portions for various purposes.

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Other Common Misspellings for PARCELED

Etymology of PARCELED

The word "parceled" is derived from the verb "parcel", which has its roots in the Old French word "parcelle". The Old French term initially came from the Latin word "particella", which means a small part or particle. Ultimately, the Latin term is a diminutive form of "pars", which translates to "part" or "piece". Over time, "parcel" evolved and became a verb meaning to divide or distribute into parts or portions.

Conjugate verb Parceled

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have parcelled, will have parceled
we will have parcelled, will have parceled
you will have parcelled, will have parceled
he/she/it will have parcelled, will have parceled
they will have parcelled, will have parceled

PAST

I parcelled, parceled
we parcelled, parceled
you parcelled, parceled
he/she/it parcelled, parceled
they parcelled, parceled

PAST PERFECT

I had parcelled, had parceled
we had parcelled, had parceled
you had parcelled, had parceled
he/she/it had parcelled, had parceled
they had parcelled, had parceled

PRESENT

I parcel
we parcel
you parcel
he/she/it parcels
they parcel

PRESENT PERFECT

I have parceled, have parcelled
we have parceled, have parcelled
you have parceled, have parcelled
he/she/it has parceled, has parcelled
they have parceled, have parcelled
I am parceling, am parcelling
we are parcelling, are parceling
you are parcelling, are parceling
he/she/it is parceling, is parcelling
they are parcelling, are parceling
I was parcelling, was parceling
we were parceling, were parcelling
you were parceling, were parcelling
he/she/it was parcelling, was parceling
they were parceling, were parcelling
I will be parceling, will be parcelling
we will be parceling, will be parcelling
you will be parceling, will be parcelling
he/she/it will be parceling, will be parcelling
they will be parceling, will be parcelling
I have been parceling, have been parcelling
we have been parceling, have been parcelling
you have been parcelling, have been parceling
he/she/it has been parceling, has been parcelling
they have been parcelling, have been parceling
I had been parcelling, had been parceling
we had been parcelling, had been parceling
you had been parcelling, had been parceling
he/she/it had been parcelling, had been parceling
they had been parcelling, had been parceling
I will have been parceling, will have been parcelling
we will have been parceling, will have been parcelling
you will have been parceling, will have been parcelling
he/she/it will have been parceling, will have been parcelling
they will have been parceling, will have been parcelling
I would have parcelled, would have parceled
we would have parcelled, would have parceled
you would have parcelled, would have parceled
he/she/it would have parcelled, would have parceled
they would have parcelled, would have parceled
I would be parcelling, would be parceling
we would be parcelling, would be parceling
you would be parcelling, would be parceling
he/she/it would be parcelling, would be parceling
they would be parcelling, would be parceling
I would have been parcelling, would have been parceling
we would have been parcelling, would have been parceling
you would have been parcelling, would have been parceling
he/she/it would have been parcelling, would have been parceling
they would have been parcelling, would have been parceling

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