How Do You Spell PARFITLY?

Pronunciation: [pˈɑːfɪtli] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "Parfitly" seems unusual, but it follows the traditional spelling from Middle English, where "f" was used instead of "v". The correct pronunciation is /ˈpɑːfɪtli/, with the stress on the first syllable. This adverb means "perfectly" and is rarely used in modern English, as "perfectly" has become the standardized spelling. However, "Parfitly" can still be found in older literature and can add a touch of archaic charm to any writing.

Common Misspellings for PARFITLY

• oarfitly
• larfitly
• -arfitly
• 0arfitly
• pzrfitly
• psrfitly
• pwrfitly
• pqrfitly
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• pa5fitly
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• parcitly
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• pargitly
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Etymology of PARFITLY

The word "parfitly" is derived from the Middle English term "parfitli", which emerged in the 14th century. In turn, "parfitli" is a variation of the word "parfit" in Middle English, meaning "perfect". This Middle English term originated from the Old French word "parfit", which entered Anglo-Norman from the Latin word "perfectus", also denoting "perfect". The Latin term "perfectus" itself is the past participle of the verb "perficere", meaning "to complete" or "to accomplish thoroughly". The word "Parfitly" retains the essence of its original meaning, representing completion or perfection.