How Do You Spell TARRIED?

Pronunciation: [tˈaɹɪd] (IPA)

The word "Tarried" is spelled with two R's and two I's. The first syllable is pronounced "tær," and the second syllable is pronounced "eed." The sound "tær" is created by placing the tongue behind the upper teeth, then pulling it back to create a brief flutter sound. The rest of the word is pronounced like the word "need" but with a slight emphasis on the final "e." This word means to delay or linger, and its spelling reflects this sense of hesitation with its double letters.

TARRIED Meaning and Definition

1. Tarried is a verb that refers to the act of staying or remaining in a place longer than expected or necessary. When someone tarrys, they delay their departure or extend their presence in a particular location. The term carries connotations of lingering or lingering unnecessarily.

   The word "tarried" often implies a temporary halt or lag in progress, resulting in a delay of further action or movement. It suggests that the individual or group involved remains in a given place, often without a specific purpose or need. This delay can be voluntary or involuntary, deliberate or unintentional.

   The concept of tarrying can be applied to various contexts, including travel, social engagements, appointments, or any situation where individuals are expected to be present or on the move. People may tarry due to indecision, boredom, curiosity, or a desire to avoid or postpone the tasks at hand.

   In literature or storytelling, the term "tarried" is often linked with characters who exhibit a lack of punctuality or an inability to adhere to a predetermined schedule. It can also describe situations where individuals are reluctant to leave a specific place or moment due to sentimental reasons or personal attachments.

   Although tarrying primarily denotes a delay, it does not necessarily imply laziness or irresponsibility. Sometimes, individuals may consciously choose to tarry to enjoy an experience, prolong a moment, or simply relax without the pressure of progressing forward.

Common Misspellings for TARRIED

• earred
• narried
• barried
• tiried
• tarined
• carreied
• varried
• ttried
• marraied
• marriead
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• marrried
• terriied
• tryied
• marriede
• mariied
• tarrified
• torred
• tieried
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• terriyed
• rried
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• tarriff
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• tarrif
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• truied
• triied
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• carrid
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• treied
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• tariled
• owrried
• maarried
• marrid
• tardie
• starrred
• mearried
• arrid
• marrierd
• maaried
• traied
• turnied
• tared
• trried
• tgried
• arried
• vorried
• torried
• turrned
• carrierd
• varred
• tirred
• warried
• karried
• mairried
• carriied
• murried
• sturried
• tapred
• tarded
• verried
• aroied
• tarrweed
• taurien
• tarreed
• tarifed
• tarriedd
• tiarraed
• torerfied
• tajrid
• tauried
• karrien
• tarric
• tarrisa
• sarriped
• arroed
• Tarrased
• torrted
• torroed
• Thoried
• Karrned
• Sabried
• Tirraed
• Tyrraed
• torfied
• Darriea
• Torrifed

Etymology of TARRIED

The word "tarried" originates from the Old English word "tyrian" or "terian", which derived from the Proto-Germanic word "turrōną". This Proto-Germanic word ultimately traces back to the Proto-Indo-European root "*drew-", meaning "to run", "to move quickly", or "to drive". Over time, "tyrian" and "terian" developed into "taryen" and eventually evolved into the modern English word "tarried". The word "tarried" implies the act of lingering or staying in a place for a longer period than expected.

Conjugate verb Tarried

CONDITIONAL

I would tarried

you would tarried

he/she/it would tarried

we would tarried

they would tarried

I would tarry

we would tarry

you would tarry

he/she/it would tarry

they would tarry

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be tarrying

you would be tarrying

he/she/it would be tarrying

we would be tarrying

they would be tarrying

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have tarried

you would have tarried

he/she/it would have tarried

we would have tarried

they would have tarried

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been tarrying

you would have been tarrying

he/she/it would have been tarrying

we would have been tarrying

they would have been tarrying

FUTURE

I will tarry

you will tarry

he/she/it will tarry

we will tarry

they will tarry

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be tarrying

you will be tarrying

he/she/it will be tarrying

we will be tarrying

they will be tarrying

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tarried

you will have tarried

he/she/it will have tarried

we will have tarried

they will have tarried

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been tarrying

you will have been tarrying

he/she/it will have been tarrying

we will have been tarrying

they will have been tarrying

IMPERATIVE

you tarry

we let´s tarry

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to tarry

PAST

I tarried

you tarried

he/she/it tarried

we tarried

they tarried

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was tarrying

you were tarrying

he/she/it was tarrying

we were tarrying

they were tarrying

PAST PARTICIPLE

tarried

PAST PERFECT

I had tarried

you had tarried

he/she/it had tarried

we had tarried

they had tarried

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been tarrying

you had been tarrying

he/she/it had been tarrying

we had been tarrying

they had been tarrying

PRESENT

I tarry

you tarry

he/she/it tarries

we tarry

they tarry

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am tarrying

you are tarrying

he/she/it is tarrying

we are tarrying

they are tarrying

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

tarrying

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tarried

you have tarried

he/she/it has tarried

we have tarried

they have tarried

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been tarrying

you have been tarrying

he/she/it has been tarrying

we have been tarrying

they have been tarrying