How Do You Spell SAWED?

Pronunciation: [sˈɔːd] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "sawed" is an excellent example of English orthography's irregularities. Despite the word's three phonemes, /s/, /ɔ/, and /d/, it is spelled with four letters. The use of the letter "e" in "sawed" is what scholars call a "magic e" or a "silent e." The letter "e," in this case, represents the vowel sound of the letter "a" as a long vowel sound. Thus, we spell "sawed" with an "e" to indicate that the "a" sound should be held for an extra beat.

SAWED Meaning and Definition

1. "Sawed" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "saw," which refers to the action of cutting or dividing something using a saw, a tool with a toothed blade or wire. In its basic form, the word "saw" is categorized as a transitive verb, meaning it requires an object to perform the action upon. The act of sawing involves moving the saw back and forth along a material, such as wood or metal, to create a straight or curved cut.

   Sawing is a manual or mechanical process that can vary depending on the type of saw being used. Hand saws, such as panel saws or back saws, are often operated by hand and require physical effort. On the other hand, power saws, such as circular saws or jigsaws, are motorized tools that make cutting more efficient and less physically demanding.

   The past tense form "sawed" indicates that the sawing action has already occurred in the past. It suggests that the cutting process has been completed, resulting in a separated or divided material. This verb tense is commonly used to describe activities related to construction, woodworking, metalworking, or any other task involving the use of a saw. For example, one might say, "He sawed the log into smaller pieces for the fireplace."

Common Misspellings for SAWED

• saywer
• smaied
• swaded
• scwed
• sawet
• wased
• szied
• swead
• seazed
• sawd
• sahrd
• savied
• saield
• spwed
• sayid
• sared
• swed
• swaved
• samed
• seaded
• vewed
• saed
• slewed
• scewed
• swwet
• swabed
• hsowed
• sached
• dawed
• sarmed
• vased
• sowned
• shwed
• swey
• jawwed
• saided
• seaed
• fawet
• saifd
• wsahed
• saled
• sweds
• svaed
• saisd
• vaued
• swaed
• suued
• scaed
• sried
• liwed
• shawed
• knawed
• sadded
• waced
• sowred
• srewed
• shwerd
• awwed
• swaied
• sawes
• salem
• sardd
• sawted
• shawem
• sayet
• spawel
• szwad
• dwwed
• Sawged
• Saieb
• sawded
• sawerd
• sawenb
• saeld
• shwel
• Vawerd
• Spawld
• saawd
• saaxd
• saewd
• saedd
• szaeed
• sqaeed
• saeecd
• saeeq
• sawyeed
• sawda
• dawud
• sawtu
• zaied
• sawaa
• saftd
• sawwu
• sswes
• saiew
• saoeg
• saowd
• sacwex
• sawzy
• sawji
• SAUeF
• shalwed
• shaweld
• sawred
• sawerds
• sadeld
• Sywrd
• sabead
• Eawey
• Sahede
• Kawsed
• Vawld
• Kawzed
• sawbel
• sakkd
• Saowey
• Sayyed
• skwued
• Saeedi
• Seawod
• zaweha
• sawmnd

Etymology of SAWED

The word "sawed" is the past tense form of the verb "to saw". The etymology of "saw" can be traced back to the Old English word "sāwan", which meant "to cut with a saw". This Old English term was derived from the Proto-Germanic word "sēhaną". The Proto-Germanic root "sagan" meant "to cut" or "to saw". Over time, the word evolved into "saw" in Middle English and eventually "sawed" as its past tense form.

Similar spelling words for SAWED

• saida,
• saute,
• said,
• sadhe,
• saudi,
• sad,
• saddhu,
• Saeed,
• sade,
• Sadye,
• sate,
• Sadie,
• Saad,
• seaweed,
• Sada,
• sat,
• SAIDI,
• sadhu,
• satie.

Conjugate verb Sawed

CONDITIONAL

I would saw

we would saw

you would saw

he/she/it would saw

they would saw

FUTURE

I will saw

we will saw

you will saw

he/she/it will saw

they will saw

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have sawed, will have sawn

we will have sawed, will have sawn

you will have sawed, will have sawn

he/she/it will have sawed, will have sawn

they will have sawed, will have sawn

PAST

I sawed

we sawed

you sawed

he/she/it sawed

they sawed

PAST PERFECT

I had sawed, had sawn

we had sawed, had sawn

you had sawed, had sawn

he/she/it had sawed, had sawn

they had sawed, had sawn

PRESENT

I saw

we saw

you saw

he/she/it saws

they saw

PRESENT PERFECT

I have sawed, have sawn

we have sawed, have sawn

you have sawed, have sawn

he/she/it has sawed, has sawn

they have sawed, have sawn

I am sawing

we are sawing

you are sawing

he/she/it is sawing

they are sawing

I was sawing

we were sawing

you were sawing

he/she/it was sawing

they were sawing

I will be sawing

we will be sawing

you will be sawing

he/she/it will be sawing

they will be sawing

I have been sawing

we have been sawing

you have been sawing

he/she/it has been sawing

they have been sawing

I had been sawing

we had been sawing

you had been sawing

he/she/it had been sawing

they had been sawing

I will have been sawing

we will have been sawing

you will have been sawing

he/she/it will have been sawing

they will have been sawing

I would have sawed, would have sawn

we would have sawed, would have sawn

you would have sawed, would have sawn

he/she/it would have sawed, would have sawn

they would have sawed, would have sawn

I would be sawing

we would be sawing

you would be sawing

he/she/it would be sawing

they would be sawing

I would have been sawing

we would have been sawing

you would have been sawing

he/she/it would have been sawing

they would have been sawing