How Do You Spell STRIDDEN?

Pronunciation: [stɹˈɪdən] (IPA)

The word "stridden" is the past participle of the verb "stride," meaning to take long steps. It is spelled with double "d" in the middle, unlike the present tense "stride" which only has one "d". The IPA phonetic transcription of "stridden" is /ˈstrɪd.ən/, pronounced as "strid-uh n" with emphasis on the first syllable. This pronunciation includes the voiced "d" sound at the end of the word, which distinguishes it from "striding," which has a voiced "g" sound.

STRIDDEN Meaning and Definition

1. Stridden is the past participle form of the verb "stride." It refers to the act of taking long and purposeful steps, covering a significant distance with each stride. Striding is a deliberate and determined way of walking, with an emphasis on power, confidence, and efficiency in movement.

   When someone is said to have stridden, it implies that they have walked or moved forward in a decisive manner, exhibiting a sense of purpose and control. The verb connotes a certain level of self-assurance, as though the individual is making deliberate and confident strides towards a specific goal or destination.

   Striding often involves taking longer steps than usual, allowing the individual to cover more ground in a shorter amount of time. It suggests a sense of momentum and progress, suggesting that the person is moving forward with firmness and purpose.

   Metaphorically, the term can also be used to describe progress in a non-physical context. For instance, someone making strides in their career or personal development is said to be striding forward, indicating their significant and noticeable advancement.

   Overall, "stridden" represents purposeful movement, displaying confidence and determination, both physically and metaphorically.

Common Misspellings for STRIDDEN

• studden
• stredded
• stricen
• striken
• strighen
• stricten
• stridder
• stiddey
• stridled
• Strideeng
• Scridde
• stridlin
• steridien

Etymology of STRIDDEN

The word "stridden" is the past participle form of the verb "stride". Its etymology can be traced back to the Old English word "strīdan", which means "to walk with long steps". This Old English word is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "strīdaną", meaning "to straddle" or "to stride". The Proto-Germanic word further originates from the Proto-Indo-European root "*strei-", which carries the sense of "to spread out" or "to strive". The word "stridden" has retained its form throughout history and is still used today in English to describe the past action of striding.

Conjugate verb Stridden

CONDITIONAL

I would stridden

you would stridden

he/she/it would stridden

we would stridden

they would stridden

I would stride

we would stride

you would stride

he/she/it would stride

they would stride

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be striding

you would be striding

he/she/it would be striding

we would be striding

they would be striding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have stridden

you would have stridden

he/she/it would have stridden

we would have stridden

they would have stridden

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been striding

you would have been striding

he/she/it would have been striding

we would have been striding

they would have been striding

FUTURE

I will stride

you will stride

he/she/it will stride

we will stride

they will stride

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be striding

you will be striding

he/she/it will be striding

we will be striding

they will be striding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have stridden

you will have stridden

he/she/it will have stridden

we will have stridden

they will have stridden

I will have stridden, will have strided

we will have stridden, will have strided

you will have stridden, will have strided

he/she/it will have stridden, will have strided

they will have stridden, will have strided

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been striding

you will have been striding

he/she/it will have been striding

we will have been striding

they will have been striding

IMPERATIVE

you stride

we let´s stride

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to stride

PAST

I strode

you strode

he/she/it strode

we strode

they strode

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was striding

you were striding

he/she/it was striding

we were striding

they were striding

PAST PARTICIPLE

stridden

PAST PERFECT

I had stridden

you had stridden

he/she/it had stridden

we had stridden

they had stridden

I had stridden, had strided

we had stridden, had strided

you had stridden, had strided

he/she/it had stridden, had strided

they had stridden, had strided

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been striding

you had been striding

he/she/it had been striding

we had been striding

they had been striding

PRESENT

I stride

you stride

he/she/it strides

we stride

they stride

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am striding

you are striding

he/she/it is striding

we are striding

they are striding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

striding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have stridden

you have stridden

he/she/it has stridden

we have stridden

they have stridden

I have stridden, have strided

we have stridden, have strided

you have stridden, have strided

he/she/it has stridden, has strided

they have stridden, have strided

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been striding

you have been striding

he/she/it has been striding

we have been striding

they have been striding

I would have stridden, would have strided

we would have stridden, would have strided

you would have stridden, would have strided

he/she/it would have stridden, would have strided

they would have stridden, would have strided