How Do You Spell SPORTSMANWOMEN?

Pronunciation: [spˈɔːtsmɐnwˌɪmɪn] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "sportsmanwomen" may seem confusing at first, but it's actually quite simple. The word is a combination of "sportsman" and "women," indicating a group of women who participate in sports. The phonetic transcription, /ˈspɔːtsmənwɪmɪn/, shows the pronunciation of the word. The stress falls on the first syllable, and the "s" in "sports" is voiced, while the "s" in "women" is unvoiced. So, if you ever come across this word, don't be intimidated - just break it down into its two parts!

Common Misspellings for SPORTSMANWOMEN

• sportsman/women
• sportsmen women
• aportsmanwomen
• zportsmanwomen
• xportsmanwomen
• dportsmanwomen
• eportsmanwomen
• wportsmanwomen
• soortsmanwomen
• slortsmanwomen
• s-ortsmanwomen
• s0ortsmanwomen
• spirtsmanwomen
• spkrtsmanwomen
• splrtsmanwomen
• spprtsmanwomen
• sp0rtsmanwomen
• sp9rtsmanwomen
• spoetsmanwomen
• spodtsmanwomen

Etymology of SPORTSMANWOMEN

There is no official word "sportsmanwomen" in the English language. If you are referring to the term "sportswomen" instead, it is derived from the combination of "sports" and "women". "Sports" comes from the Old French word "desport" meaning "pastime" or "recreation", which originated from the Latin word "disportare" meaning "to carry away" or "to amuse oneself". "Women" is the plural form of "woman", which originates from the Old English word "wīfmann" combining "wīf" meaning "female" and "mann" meaning "human being". The term "sportswomen" refers to female athletes or participants in sports.