How Do You Spell TRANSFUSE?

Pronunciation: [tɹansfjˈuːz] (IPA)

The verb "transfuse" is pronounced /trænsˈfjuːz/ and its spelling reflects the pronunciation of the word. The prefix "trans-" means "across" and the root word "fuse" comes from Latin "fundere," meaning "pour." Together, "transfuse" means to transfer (pour) a liquid (usually blood) from one person or thing to another. The spelling of the word is straightforward and follows the rules of English spelling, making it easy to recognize and pronounce correctly when encountered in written or spoken form.

TRANSFUSE Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "transfuse" refers to the act of transferring or transporting a fluid, typically blood, from one person or organism to another. This medical procedure involves the introduction of fresh blood or its components, such as platelets or plasma, into the circulatory system of an individual experiencing blood loss or other medical conditions that require the supplementation or replacement of blood.

   Typically performed in hospitals or clinics, a transfusion may be necessary in cases of severe trauma, surgery, organ transplantation, or certain medical disorders that affect red or white blood cell count. The procedure involves careful matching of blood types to minimize the risk of immune reactions or other complications. Blood is collected from a donor and, after appropriate testing and processing, is slowly injected into the recipient through a sterile intravenous line.

   Moreover, the term "transfuse" can also be used metaphorically to convey the transfer of ideas, information, or emotions from one individual or entity to another. In this context, it implies a figurative infusion or dissemination of knowledge, emotions, or influences. It suggests a process of sharing or exchanging thoughts, beliefs, or experiences among people or groups, often for the purpose of understanding, learning, or creating a common ground. Transfusion may also allude to the blending or combining of traditions, cultures, or perspectives, resulting in a unified or diversified approach.

2. To perform transfusion.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

Common Misspellings for TRANSFUSE

• transfre
• transfere
• transfree
• transfore
• transfe
• transfes
• transfuer
• transfare
• transduser
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• transfur
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• transfusin
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• transeude
• treansfuge
• trunkfule
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• Transfisc
• Transfluxe

Etymology of TRANSFUSE

The word "transfuse" comes from the Latin word "transfundere", which is a combination of "trans" (across, beyond) and "fundere" (to pour). "Transfundere" literally translates to "to pour across". Over time, the word evolved in Old French and Middle English to become "transfuse", referring specifically to the process of transferring blood or other fluids from one container or vessel into another.

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Conjugate verb Transfuse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have transfused

you would have transfused

he/she/it would have transfused

we would have transfused

they would have transfused

I would have transfuse

you would have transfuse

he/she/it would have transfuse

we would have transfuse

they would have transfuse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been transfusing

you would have been transfusing

he/she/it would have been transfusing

we would have been transfusing

they would have been transfusing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would transfuse

you would transfuse

he/she/it would transfuse

we would transfuse

they would transfuse

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be transfusing

you would be transfusing

he/she/it would be transfusing

we would be transfusing

they would be transfusing

FUTURE

I will transfuse

you will transfuse

he/she/it will transfuse

we will transfuse

they will transfuse

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be transfusing

you will be transfusing

he/she/it will be transfusing

we will be transfusing

they will be transfusing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have transfused

you will have transfused

he/she/it will have transfused

we will have transfused

they will have transfused

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been transfusing

you will have been transfusing

he/she/it will have been transfusing

we will have been transfusing

they will have been transfusing

IMPERATIVE

you transfuse

we let´s transfuse

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to transfuse

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was transfusing

you were transfusing

he/she/it was transfusing

we were transfusing

they were transfusing

PAST PARTICIPLE

transfused

PAST PERFECT

I had transfused

you had transfused

he/she/it had transfused

we had transfused

they had transfused

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been transfusing

you had been transfusing

he/she/it had been transfusing

we had been transfusing

they had been transfusing

PRESENT

I transfuse

you transfuse

he/she/it transfuses

we transfuse

they transfuse

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am transfusing

you are transfusing

he/she/it is transfusing

we are transfusing

they are transfusing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

transfusing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have transfused

you have transfused

he/she/it has transfused

we have transfused

they have transfused

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been transfusing

you have been transfusing

he/she/it has been transfusing

we have been transfusing

they have been transfusing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it transfuse

SIMPLE PAST

I transfused

you transfused

he/she/it transfused

we transfused

they transfused