How Do You Spell TRAMMELS?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈamə͡lz] (IPA)

Trammels, pronounced as /ˈtræməlz/, is a plural noun derived from the word trammel, which means to hinder or restrain. The word trammels is spelled with two m's, as the second m is necessary to maintain the original pronunciation of the word. The word ultimately comes from the Middle English tramele, which meant a fishing net, and the spelling has evolved over time to its current form. Trammels can also refer to a set of restraints used to immobilize a horse or a tool used to measure angles.

TRAMMELS Meaning and Definition

1. Trammels, as a noun, refer to devices or restraints used to limit or hinder someone's freedom of movement or action. They can be physical restraints, such as chains or shackles, or figurative constraints, such as rules or regulations that impede progress or creativity. Trammels, in a more general sense, are barriers or obstacles that hinder or restrict one's ability to achieve a desired outcome or goal.

   As a verb, "trammels" means to impede, hinder, or restrict someone or something by using devices, rules, or constraints. It can also imply the act of entangling or ensnaring. In this sense, trammels involve putting limitations or boundaries on a person or a situation, often leading to a loss of freedom or flexibility.

   The term "trammels" can also have a specific nautical reference, where it denotes a set of bars or rings suspended horizontally within a fishing net, typically used to keep the net open during trawling. These trammels help the fishing net maintain its shape and prevent it from entangling with itself or other objects.

   Overall, whether referring to physical or metaphorical constraints, trammels imply a restriction on one's freedom of movement or progress, often leading to a sense of impediment or entrapment.

Common Misspellings for TRAMMELS

• traumers
• traels
• tremmers
• trimmes
• trammell
• rrammels
• frammels
• grammels
• yrammels
• trammeles
• tramels
• tra-mels
• rammell
• sammels
• tramess
• trammolo
• Tramrela
• Tremmela
• traimes

Etymology of TRAMMELS

The word trammels has its origins in the Middle English term tramell, which came from the Old French tramel or tramail. These Old French words can be traced back to the late Latin tramaculum, meaning a net. The Latin term itself likely originated from the Greek word dromos, meaning a running. Over time, tramell in Middle English transformed into trammels with the addition of the plural ending -s.

Similar spelling words for TRAMMELS

• tremellales,
• trammel net,
• trammell,
• trunnel,
• tremella,
• trammel,
• Tramel,
• tremmel.

Plural form of TRAMMELS is TRAMMELS

Conjugate verb Trammels

CONDITIONAL

I would trammel

we would trammel

you would trammel

he/she/it would trammel

they would trammel

FUTURE

I will trammel

we will trammel

you will trammel

he/she/it will trammel

they will trammel

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have trammelled, will have trammeled

we will have trammelled, will have trammeled

you will have trammelled, will have trammeled

he/she/it will have trammelled, will have trammeled

they will have trammelled, will have trammeled

PAST

I trammelled, trammeled

we trammelled, trammeled

you trammelled, trammeled

he/she/it trammelled, trammeled

they trammelled, trammeled

PAST PERFECT

I had trammelled, had trammeled

we had trammelled, had trammeled

you had trammelled, had trammeled

he/she/it had trammelled, had trammeled

they had trammelled, had trammeled

PRESENT

I trammel

we trammel

you trammel

he/she/it trammels

they trammel

PRESENT PERFECT

I have trammeled, have trammelled

we have trammeled, have trammelled

you have trammeled, have trammelled

he/she/it has trammeled, has trammelled

they have trammeled, have trammelled

I am trammeling, am trammelling

we are trammelling, are trammeling

you are trammelling, are trammeling

he/she/it is trammeling, is trammelling

they are trammelling, are trammeling

I was trammelling, was trammeling

we were trammeling, were trammelling

you were trammeling, were trammelling

he/she/it was trammelling, was trammeling

they were trammeling, were trammelling

I will be trammeling, will be trammelling

we will be trammeling, will be trammelling

you will be trammeling, will be trammelling

he/she/it will be trammeling, will be trammelling

they will be trammeling, will be trammelling

I have been trammeling, have been trammelling

we have been trammeling, have been trammelling

you have been trammelling, have been trammeling

he/she/it has been trammeling, has been trammelling

they have been trammelling, have been trammeling

I had been trammelling, had been trammeling

we had been trammelling, had been trammeling

you had been trammelling, had been trammeling

he/she/it had been trammelling, had been trammeling

they had been trammelling, had been trammeling

I will have been trammeling, will have been trammelling

we will have been trammeling, will have been trammelling

you will have been trammeling, will have been trammelling

he/she/it will have been trammeling, will have been trammelling

they will have been trammeling, will have been trammelling

I would have trammelled, would have trammeled

we would have trammelled, would have trammeled

you would have trammelled, would have trammeled

he/she/it would have trammelled, would have trammeled

they would have trammelled, would have trammeled

I would be trammelling, would be trammeling

we would be trammelling, would be trammeling

you would be trammelling, would be trammeling

he/she/it would be trammelling, would be trammeling

they would be trammelling, would be trammeling

I would have been trammelling, would have been trammeling

we would have been trammelling, would have been trammeling

you would have been trammelling, would have been trammeling

he/she/it would have been trammelling, would have been trammeling

they would have been trammelling, would have been trammeling