How Do You Spell SPRINGING?

Pronunciation: [spɹˈɪŋɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "springing" is spelled with the letters S-P-R-I-N-G-I-N-G. In phonetic transcription, it is written as /ˈsprɪŋɪŋ/. The first syllable is pronounced with the consonant cluster "spr," followed by the short vowel sound "i" and the nasal consonant "ng." The final syllable also ends with the "ng" sound. "Springing" can have various meanings depending on context, but it is commonly used to describe the action of bouncing or jumping.

SPRINGING Meaning and Definition

1. Springing is a verb that refers to the act of suddenly moving or leaping forward with great force and energy. It is characterized by a quick and sudden release of energy, resulting in a rapid movement or propulsion. The term is often associated with an animate or inanimate entity launching itself or being propelled forcefully off the ground or from a fixed position.

   In the context of a physical movement, springing typically involves flexing or bending one's muscles or joints and then abruptly releasing the tension, causing a swift and forceful motion. This action is commonly seen in activities such as jumping, bouncing, or pouncing.

   However, springing is not limited to living creatures; it can also describe the sudden release or movement of an object or mechanism. For instance, a coiled spring that is compressed or tightened can spring back into its original shape and position when the external pressure is removed.

   Metaphorically, the term springing can be applied to various situations, describing the sudden occurrence or onset of an action or event. It conveys the notion of a rapid and unexpected start, as if something has swiftly sprung into action or existence, akin to a tightly coiled spring being released.

2. • Gushing from, as a spring.

   • The act or process of leaping, issuing, or proceeding; growth; in arch., the first course of stone's of the arch resting on the side walls.

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

Common Misspellings for SPRINGING

• spraning
• springfling
• spriing
• sprining
• sprinning
• uprbinging
• prining
• pringing
• strining
• upringing
• sringing
• sprinking
• spriling
• spining
• spinging
• asprining
• sprending
• spranging
• springng
• sprringing
• sprinnging
• springinng
• springingg
• scrining
• Scrincing
• Sprigging
• spranlging
• springling
• sprinngings
• springning
• spriengling
• Spryging
• Sprigingg
• Seringin
• sprungnin
• springinn
• springlingh
• sprinigin
• springingsg
• springiging
• spraingings
• Pringsing
• syringeum
• Seringeing

Etymology of SPRINGING

The word "springing" is derived from the verb "spring", which has Old English origins. The Old English word "springan" meant "to leap or burst forth", and it is related to the West Germanic word "sprengan". Over time, "springan" morphed into the Middle English word "springen" with the same meaning. Eventually, the -en suffix was added, creating "springing" as a present participle form. In its figurative sense, "springing" can also mean the sudden emergence or starting point of something, similar to the way a plant springs or grows after winter.

Similar spelling words for SPRINGING

• spring vetch,
• Sprung,
• springston,
• sprint,
• spring scale,
• sprain,
• spring,
• springer,
• springboard,
• up-springing,
• sparano,
• springfield,
• spring heath,
• springy,
• sprinkling,
• springs,
• springtide,
• Spearing,
• spring water,
• springbok,
• spurring,
• sprinkle,
• spring cress,
• spring gun,
• sparring,
• sporran,
• spurned,
• sparingly,
• spring roll,
• sprinkles,
• springtime,
• spring break,
• sparing,
• sprinter,
• spring onion,
• springing-up,
• spurner,
• springlike,
• spirant,
• sprinkled,
• sprinkler,
• springtail,
• springbuck,
• spring up,
• spring frog,
• spraying,
• springless,
• springeing,
• springiness,
• 'sbringing,
• spring-clean,
• sporangium.

Plural form of SPRINGING is SPRINGINGS

Conjugate verb Springing

CONDITIONAL

I would spring

we would spring

you would spring

he/she/it would spring

they would spring

FUTURE

I will spring

we will spring

you will spring

he/she/it will spring

they will spring

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have sprang, will have sprung

we will have sprang, will have sprung

you will have sprang, will have sprung

he/she/it will have sprang, will have sprung

they will have sprang, will have sprung

PAST

I sprang

we sprang

you sprang

he/she/it sprang

they sprang

PAST PERFECT

I had sprang, had sprung

we had sprang, had sprung

you had sprang, had sprung

he/she/it had sprang, had sprung

they had sprang, had sprung

PRESENT

I spring

we spring

you spring

he/she/it springs

they spring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have sprang, have sprung

we have sprang, have sprung

you have sprang, have sprung

he/she/it has sprang, has sprung

they have sprang, have sprung

I am springing

we are springing

you are springing

he/she/it is springing

they are springing

I was springing

we were springing

you were springing

he/she/it was springing

they were springing

I will be springing

we will be springing

you will be springing

he/she/it will be springing

they will be springing

I have been springing

we have been springing

you have been springing

he/she/it has been springing

they have been springing

I had been springing

we had been springing

you had been springing

he/she/it had been springing

they had been springing

I will have been springing

we will have been springing

you will have been springing

he/she/it will have been springing

they will have been springing

I would have sprang, would have sprung

we would have sprang, would have sprung

you would have sprang, would have sprung

he/she/it would have sprang, would have sprung

they would have sprang, would have sprung

I would be springing

we would be springing

you would be springing

he/she/it would be springing

they would be springing

I would have been springing

we would have been springing

you would have been springing

he/she/it would have been springing

they would have been springing