How Do You Spell TINTING?

Pronunciation: [tˈɪntɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "tinting" refers to the process of adding color to something. Its IPA phonetic transcription is /ˈtɪntɪŋ/, where the first syllable is pronounced as "tint" and the second syllable is pronounced as "ing." The spelling of "tinting" follows the typical English spelling rules, where the "i" before "ng" is doubled to indicate a stressed syllable. The sound "t" in "tint" is pronounced with the tongue touching the top of the teeth, while the 'ng' sound in the second syllable is pronounced at the back of the mouth, with the tongue touching the soft palate.

TINTING Meaning and Definition

1. Tinting refers to the process of adding color or altering the color of an object or substance by mixing or applying pigments, dyes, or other colorants. It involves the technique of adding a transparent layer of color to a surface, typically by blending it with a base or existing color to achieve a desired hue or shade. Tinting is commonly employed in various industries, such as art, design, cosmetics, automotive, and architecture.

   In the field of art, tinting is often used to create different shades and tones, adding depth and dimension to a painting or drawing. Artists may use tinting techniques to lighten or darken certain areas, achieving a desired effect or mood. Similarly, in design and cosmetics, tinting is utilized to adjust or enhance colors in products, such as paints, dyes, makeup, or hair coloring products.

   Automotive tinting primarily refers to the process of applying a colored film to the windows of a vehicle for various purposes, including enhancing privacy, reducing glare, or improving thermal insulation. Architectural tinting involves applying a film or coating to windows or glass surfaces in buildings to control heat, UV radiation, or provide privacy.

   Overall, tinting encompasses a range of methods used to modify and improve the color of an object or substance, enabling customization, aesthetic enhancements, or functional improvements.

2. A forming or imparting of tints.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for TINTING

• teting
• tideing
• trainting
• tighting
• wianting
• tanting
• inding
• dinding
• titing
• tanding
• ninding
• tinling
• triting
• temting
• wainting
• linting
• tounting
• tuanting
• tseting
• pionting
• taining
• twanting
• tinking
• wrinting
• tiketing
• danting
• tiptoing
• tiliting
• ointing
• wnting
• tihnking
• oainting
• kinding
• donting
• twiting
• taisting
• tickting
• pinting
• hintting
• dunting
• tning
• mintine
• tunting
• wtiting
• stainting
• toneing
• hiniting
• tining
• piinting
• tiening
• teeting
• liniting
• enting
• tirating
• wintin
• unting
• tuneing
• binteng
• binting
• tinding
• finting
• tonting
• tihting
• tinying
• tin5ing
• inting
• tintin
• tintingg
• tifting
• tintine
• winting
• Teinting
• TIATnG
• tyntings
• Tintioo
• tiningg
• Tontung
• teintung
• Bineting
• trineing
• binating
• Biniting

Etymology of TINTING

The word "tinting" is derived from the verb "tint", which in turn originates from the Old French word "taint" or "teint". This Old French term ultimately comes from the Latin word "tingere", meaning "to dye" or "to color". Over time, the "tingere" evolved into "tint" in English, referring to the act of adding color or giving a slight shade to something. From this verb, the noun "tinting" was formed, denoting the action or process of applying a tint or coloring to an object or surface.

Similar spelling words for TINTING

• denuding,
• dis-tending,
• taunting,
• Denoting,
• tandang,
• in-denting,
• teending,
• Denting,
• Tenuating,
• ex-tending,
• tending,
• Donating,
• tyendinaga,
• tenting,
• pre-tending,
• teinding,
• micro-donating,
• tinding,
• donutting,
• danding,
• pro-tending,
• Tainting,
• in-tending,
• doughnutting,
• tunding,
• daunting,
• denetting,
• sub-tending,
• danting,
• dunting,
• dandong,
• Dinting.

Plural form of TINTING is TINTINGS

Conjugate verb Tinting

CONDITIONAL

I would tint

we would tint

you would tint

he/she/it would tint

they would tint

FUTURE

I will tint

we will tint

you will tint

he/she/it will tint

they will tint

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tinted

we will have tinted

you will have tinted

he/she/it will have tinted

they will have tinted

PAST

I tinted

we tinted

you tinted

he/she/it tinted

they tinted

PAST PERFECT

I had tinted

we had tinted

you had tinted

he/she/it had tinted

they had tinted

PRESENT

I tint

we tint

you tint

he/she/it tints

they tint

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tinted

we have tinted

you have tinted

he/she/it has tinted

they have tinted

I am tinting

we are tinting

you are tinting

he/she/it is tinting

they are tinting

I was tinting

we were tinting

you were tinting

he/she/it was tinting

they were tinting

I will be tinting

we will be tinting

you will be tinting

he/she/it will be tinting

they will be tinting

I have been tinting

we have been tinting

you have been tinting

he/she/it has been tinting

they have been tinting

I had been tinting

we had been tinting

you had been tinting

he/she/it had been tinting

they had been tinting

I will have been tinting

we will have been tinting

you will have been tinting

he/she/it will have been tinting

they will have been tinting

I would have tinted

we would have tinted

you would have tinted

he/she/it would have tinted

they would have tinted

I would be tinting

we would be tinting

you would be tinting

he/she/it would be tinting

they would be tinting

I would have been tinting

we would have been tinting

you would have been tinting

he/she/it would have been tinting

they would have been tinting