How Do You Spell SUBTOTALLED?

Pronunciation: [sˈʌbtə͡ʊtˌɔːld] (IPA)

The spelling of "subtotalled" follows the British English convention of doubling the consonant "l" when adding suffixes such as "-ed" and "-ing." The IPA phonetic transcription for "subtotalled" is /ˈsʌbtəʊtəld/. The first syllable is pronounced with a short "u" sound, the second syllable with a mid-tone "o" sound, and the final syllable with a short "i" sound. The double "l" is pronounced with a slight pause before the second "l" sound.

SUBTOTALLED Meaning and Definition

  1. "Subtotalled" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "subtotal." The term "subtotal" is often used in accounting and finance to describe the process of calculating the sum or total of a specific subset of numbers within a larger set.

    In simple terms, when you subtotal a set of numbers, you are summarizing or aggregating a part of the total amount. This subtotal is usually obtained by adding or calculating the sum of specific values within a category or subsection. By doing so, you can break down a complex total figure into smaller, more manageable components, allowing for better analysis and understanding of the data.

    The term "subtotalled" therefore refers to the action of obtaining or determining these intermediate or partial totals. It implies that the process of calculating or finding these subtotals has already been performed in the past.

    In practical use, "subtotalled" can be seen in financial statements, spreadsheets, or invoices, where subtotals are frequently included to demonstrate the sum of individual items within a specific group, such as sales by product category or expenses by department. These subtotals help provide a comprehensive view and facilitate decision-making based on specific subsets of data.

Etymology of SUBTOTALLED

The word "subtotalled" is derived from the word "subtotal". The etymology of "subtotal" can be broken down as follows:

- "Sub-" is a prefix that means "under", "below", or "substating a lesser degree or amount". It comes from the Latin word "sub", meaning "under" or "below".

- "Total" originates from the Latin word "totalis", meaning "whole" or "entire". It entered English through Old French, where it meant "total amount".

By combining "sub-" with "total", the word "subtotal" was formed, referring to a partial or intermediate sum of a series of numbers or quantities. The affix "-ed" is added to "subtotal" to form the verb "subtotalled", which means to calculate or determine a subtotal.

Conjugate verb Subtotalled

CONDITIONAL

I would subtotalled
you would subtotalled
he/she/it would subtotalled
we would subtotalled
they would subtotalled

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be subtotalling
you would be subtotalling
he/she/it would be subtotalling
we would be subtotalling
they would be subtotalling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have subtotalled
you would have subtotalled
he/she/it would have subtotalled
we would have subtotalled
they would have subtotalled

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been subtotalling
you would have been subtotalling
he/she/it would have been subtotalling
we would have been subtotalling
they would have been subtotalling

FUTURE

I will subtotal
you will subtotal
he/she/it will subtotal
we will subtotal
they will subtotal

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be subtotalling
you will be subtotalling
he/she/it will be subtotalling
we will be subtotalling
they will be subtotalling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have subtotalled
you will have subtotalled
he/she/it will have subtotalled
we will have subtotalled
they will have subtotalled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been subtotalling
you will have been subtotalling
he/she/it will have been subtotalling
we will have been subtotalling
they will have been subtotalling

IMPERATIVE

you subtotal
we let´s subtotal

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to subtotal

PAST

I subtotalled
you subtotalled
he/she/it subtotalled
we subtotalled
they subtotalled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was subtotalling
you were subtotalling
he/she/it was subtotalling
we were subtotalling
they were subtotalling

PAST PARTICIPLE

subtotalled

PAST PERFECT

I had subtotalled
you had subtotalled
he/she/it had subtotalled
we had subtotalled
they had subtotalled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been subtotalling
you had been subtotalling
he/she/it had been subtotalling
we had been subtotalling
they had been subtotalling

PRESENT

I subtotal
you subtotal
he/she/it subtotals
we subtotal
they subtotal

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am subtotalling
you are subtotalling
he/she/it is subtotalling
we are subtotalling
they are subtotalling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

subtotalling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have subtotalled
you have subtotalled
he/she/it has subtotalled
we have subtotalled
they have subtotalled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been subtotalling
you have been subtotalling
he/she/it has been subtotalling
we have been subtotalling
they have been subtotalling