How Do You Spell TILLED?

Pronunciation: [tˈɪld] (IPA)

The word "tilled" is spelled with the two letter L's, reflecting its pronunciation. The first syllable is stressed and pronounced with a short "i" sound, as in "till." The second syllable ends with a "d" sound, which is often not pronounced due to the following consonant. In IPA phonetic transcription, "tilled" is written as /tɪld/, with the "ɪ" representing the short "i" sound and the "d" indicating the final consonant. This word refers to the act of preparing land for planting by tilling the soil.

TILLED Meaning and Definition

1. "Tilled" is a verb that describes the action of cultivating or preparing land for farming or gardening purposes. When a piece of land is tilled, it means that the soil has been carefully turned, stirred, or dug up to create a suitable environment for growing crops or plants. This process is usually carried out using tools such as plows, tillers, or hoes.

   The main objective of tilling is to break up any compacted soil, remove weeds or other unwanted vegetation, and improve the overall structure of the earth. By tilling the soil, farmers and gardeners aim to create a hospitable environment where plants can thrive, allowing for better nutrient absorption, root growth, and water retention.

   Tilling can be categorized into different types based on the depth and intensity of the action. Shallow tilling involves working the top few inches of the soil, while deep tilling goes down to several feet below the surface. The choice of tilling method depends on factors such as the type of crops or plants being cultivated, soil conditions, and specific objectives.

   The practice of tilling has been an integral part of agriculture for centuries, as it helps improve yields, control weeds, and ensure optimal growing conditions. However, there has been a growing awareness of the potential drawbacks of tilling, such as soil erosion, loss of organic matter, and disruption of beneficial soil organisms. As a result, alternative methods like no-till or reduced-till agriculture have gained popularity in recent years, aiming to minimize soil disturbance while still achieving productive and sustainable farming.

Top Common Misspellings for TILLED *

• tiltled 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for TILLED

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• Viylled

Etymology of TILLED

The word "tilled" comes from the Old English word "tilian", which means "to cultivate, work, or labor". It is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "tulōną", which has the same meaning. This Proto-Germanic word likely originated from the Proto-Indo-European root "*telh₂-", meaning "to lift, bear, or carry". Over time, "tilian" evolved into "tillen" in Middle English and eventually became "tilled" in modern English. The word "tilled" specifically refers to the act of preparing land for farming or gardening by plowing, cultivating, or otherwise working the soil.

Similar spelling words for TILLED

• tilletia,
• tillett,
• tilth,
• tilde,
• twilled,
• tilt,
• tiled,
• Tilda.

Conjugate verb Tilled

CONDITIONAL

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