How Do You Spell TAPELINE?

Pronunciation: [tˈe͡ɪpla͡ɪn] (IPA)

Tapeline is a word that refers to a tape measure or a strip of fabric used for measurement. The word is spelled as /ˈteɪpˌlaɪn/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The first syllable is pronounced as "tayp" and the second syllable is pronounced as "line". The word derives from the combination of the words 'tape' and 'line,' which is apt since it refers to a measuring tool with a line or tape. The spelling of this word is straightforward and phonetically intuitive, making it easy to remember and pronounce correctly.

TAPELINE Meaning and Definition

1. A tapeline refers to a flexible, long, slender, and narrow measuring device that is commonly used for measuring lengths, distances, or dimensions. It is typically made of a durable material such as cloth, metal, or plastic, which allows for easy extension and retraction. Tapelines are marked with incremental measurements, usually in inches or centimeters, to provide accurate readings.

   The tapeline usually includes a loop or hook at one end, enabling the user to securely anchor it to an object or surface for measurement. This feature allows for precise and consistent measurements, especially when working alone. The opposite end of the tapeline may have additional mechanisms like a locking mechanism or device to prevent it from retracting unintentionally while in use.

   Tapelines are frequently employed in various fields and industries, including construction, carpentry, tailoring, engineering, and even for household measurements. They offer a practical and portable method of measuring and are preferred for their convenience and ease of use.

   The durability and flexibility of a tapeline make it suitable for day-to-day tasks that require precise measurements. The incremental markings on the tapeline allow for accuracy, aiding the user in obtaining consistent and uniform dimensions. Its versatility and compactness make it a valuable tool in a variety of settings, ensuring reliable measurements for both professional and personal purposes.

Common Misspellings for TAPELINE

• tapeing
• apline
• tarpoline
• stapeling
• daneline
• tampoline
• tabeling
• taveling
• apeling
• ropeline
• trapoline
• takeling
• capelin
• tapelline
• Capelline
• Capellene
• tapetise
• taplins
• tahlline
• taplin
• saceline
• tydeline
• sabeline
• trappline
• Kaveiine
• Tarpiline
• tageline
• Tapplins
• Tapplinez
• Rameline
• tapplyne
• TeleLINE
• tabelise
• Tippeline
• Traphline
• Taberine

Etymology of TAPELINE

The word "tapeline" is derived from the combination of two separate words: "tape" and "line".

1. "Tape" originated from the Old English word "tæppe" which referred to a narrow strip of cloth or woven material. It is also linked to the Old Norse word "teip" with a similar meaning. Both these words ultimately trace back to the Latin word "tepes", meaning "mat", or "carpet".

2. "Line" comes from the Old English word "līne", which originally signified a rope or cord made from flax fibers. This word is also related to the Old Norse word "līna", meaning "flax", and the Latin word "linum", meaning "flax" or "thread".

Combining these two words, "tape" and "line", eventually resulted in the formation of "tapeline".

Similar spelling word for TAPELINE

• taplin.

Plural form of TAPELINE is TAPELINES