How Do You Spell PERCOLATED?

Pronunciation: [pˈɜːkəlˌe͡ɪtɪd] (IPA)

Percolated is spelled /ˈpɜː.kə.leɪ.tɪd/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The word is derived from the Latin word "percolare", which means "to strain through". The word can be broken down into three syllables: per-co-la-ted. The stress is on the second syllable. The "e" in the second syllable is long, represented by the symbol "ɜ:" in IPA. The "o" in the first syllable is pronounced as "er" and the final "ed" is pronounced as "ɪd". This word is commonly used to describe the process of filtering coffee or other liquids.

PERCOLATED Meaning and Definition

  1. Percolated is an adjective that is used to describe a substance or liquid that has been filtered or passed through a porous material, such as coffee grounds or a sieve, allowing the liquid to gradually seep through and extract desired particles or flavors. When a liquid percolates, it moves downward and passes through small openings or gaps in a material due to the force of gravity or through the process of pressure.

    In the context of coffee, for example, when hot water is poured over ground coffee beans, it percolates through the beans, extracting their soluble components, oils, and flavors, thereby producing a flavorful coffee brew. The percolation process is commonly used in coffee machines, where the water is heated and forced through the coffee grounds, resulting in a strong and rich cup of coffee.

    Beyond coffee, the term percolated can be applied to various substances and situations. In geology, water can percolate through soil layers, filtering out impurities and transporting nutrients or minerals. Additionally, the term can be figuratively used to describe the gradual spread or dissemination of ideas, information, or influences within a group or society, suggesting a gradual and widespread change or impact.

    In summary, percolated refers to the process of filtration or the movement of a liquid through small openings or a porous material, and it is often associated with the extraction of desired components or flavors.

Common Misspellings for PERCOLATED

Etymology of PERCOLATED

The word "percolated" comes from the Latin verb "percolare", which means "to strain through". It is derived from the combination of the prefix "per-" (meaning "through" or "thoroughly") and "colare" (meaning "to strain" or "to filter"). This Latin word eventually evolved into "percolate" in English to describe the process of liquid passing through a porous material, usually in the context of making coffee.

Conjugate verb Percolated

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have percolated
we will have percolated
you will have percolated
he/she/it will have percolated
they will have percolated

PAST

I percolated
we percolated
you percolated
he/she/it percolated
they percolated

PAST PERFECT

I had percolated
we had percolated
you had percolated
he/she/it had percolated
they had percolated

PRESENT

I percolate
we percolate
you percolate
he/she/it percolates
they percolate

PRESENT PERFECT

I have percolated
we have percolated
you have percolated
he/she/it has percolated
they have percolated
I am percolating
we are percolating
you are percolating
he/she/it is percolating
they are percolating
I was percolating
we were percolating
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he/she/it was percolating
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I will be percolating
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I have been percolating
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I would have percolated
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I would be percolating
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