How Do You Spell REMURMUR?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪmˈɜːmə] (IPA)

Remurmur is a rare word that is spelled with a prefix "re-" followed by the word "murmur". The pronunciation of this word can be broken down into two parts: "re-" is pronounced /ri:/ and "murmur" is pronounced as /ˈmɜːmə(r)/. The vowel sound in "murmur" is a long "er" sound, as in "her". The meaning of remurmur is to murmur again or repeat a murmur. This word is not commonly used in everyday conversation but is sometimes used in literary works.

REMURMUR Meaning and Definition

1. Remurmur is a noun that refers to a low, indistinct, or continuous sound or murmur that is heard or perceived again after it has ceased or diminished. It can also be used as a verb that describes the act of producing or emitting such a sound.

   As a noun, remurmur indicates the repetitive or lingering nature of a sound. It suggests a soft, subdued, or muffled quality that has a soothing and rhythmic pattern. This term commonly applies to sounds in nature, such as the gentle murmuring of a stream, the rustling of leaves, or distant waves crashing against the shore. In a figurative sense, remurmur can describe the echoes of past thoughts, emotions, or experiences that resurface in one's mind, evoking a sense of nostalgia or reflection.

   As a verb, remurmur denotes the action of generating or reproducing a soft, continuous sound, typically characterized by a quiet and unobtrusive volume. It can imply the repetition of a particular sound, like the soft hum of a machine or the intermittent whispering of a crowd. Remurmur as a verb can also depict the act of speaking or expressing softly, as though whispering or muttering under one's breath. This conveys a sense of privacy, secrecy, or confidentiality, as the individual may not want their words or thoughts to be heard by others.

   Overall, remurmur describes a low, continuous sound or the action of producing such a sound, conveying a subtle and tranquil quality often found in nature or the murmuring echoes of the mind.

2. To return or echo in low hoarse sounds; to utter back in murmurs.

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

Common Misspellings for REMURMUR

• eemurmur
• demurmur
• femurmur
• temurmur
• 5emurmur
• 4emurmur
• rwmurmur
• rsmurmur
• rdmurmur
• rrmurmur
• r4murmur
• r3murmur
• renurmur
• rekurmur
• rejurmur
• remyrmur
• remhrmur
• remjrmur
• remirmur
• rem8rmur

Etymology of REMURMUR

The term "Remurmur" appears to be a compound word created by combining two distinct terms: "re" and "murmur".

The prefix "re-" comes from the Latin word "re", meaning "again" or "back". It indicates repetition or the act of doing something again. In English, it is commonly used to denote the repetition or recurrence of an action or state.

The word "murmur", on the other hand, has its roots in the Latin word "murmurare", which means "to murmur" or "to rumble". It refers to a low, continuous sound, often spoken in a soft, indistinct manner.

By combining these two components, "re" and "murmur", the term "Remurmur" can be understood as the act of murmuring again or repeatedly.

Conjugate verb Remurmur

CONDITIONAL

I would remurmur

you would remurmur

he/she/it would remurmur

we would remurmur

they would remurmur

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be remurmuring

you would be remurmuring

he/she/it would be remurmuring

we would be remurmuring

they would be remurmuring

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have remurmur

you would have remurmur

he/she/it would have remurmur

we would have remurmur

they would have remurmur

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been remurmuring

you would have been remurmuring

he/she/it would have been remurmuring

we would have been remurmuring

they would have been remurmuring

FUTURE

I will remurmur

you will remurmur

he/she/it will remurmur

we will remurmur

they will remurmur

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be remurmuring

you will be remurmuring

he/she/it will be remurmuring

we will be remurmuring

they will be remurmuring

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have remurmured

you will have remurmured

he/she/it will have remurmured

we will have remurmured

they will have remurmured

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been remurmuring

you will have been remurmuring

he/she/it will have been remurmuring

we will have been remurmuring

they will have been remurmuring

IMPERATIVE

you remurmur

we let´s remurmur

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to remurmur

PAST

I remurmured

you remurmured

he/she/it remurmured

we remurmured

they remurmured

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was remurmuring

you were remurmuring

he/she/it was remurmuring

we were remurmuring

they were remurmuring

PAST PARTICIPLE

remurmured

PAST PERFECT

I had remurmured

you had remurmured

he/she/it had remurmured

we had remurmured

they had remurmured

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been remurmuring

you had been remurmuring

he/she/it had been remurmuring

we had been remurmuring

they had been remurmuring

PRESENT

I remurmur

you remurmur

he/she/it remurmurs

we remurmur

they remurmur

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am remurmuring

you are remurmuring

he/she/it is remurmuring

we are remurmuring

they are remurmuring

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

remurmuring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have remurmured

you have remurmured

he/she/it has remurmured

we have remurmured

they have remurmured

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been remurmuring

you have been remurmuring

he/she/it has been remurmuring

we have been remurmuring

they have been remurmuring