How Do You Spell TRANSPIRING?

Pronunciation: [tɹanspˈa͡ɪ͡əɹɪŋ] (IPA)

Transpiring is a verb that means to occur or happen. The spelling of transpiring consists of ten letters that are pronounced as /trænˈspaɪrɪŋ/. The first syllable "tran" is pronounced with a short "a" sound and the "s" is pronounced with a soft "z" sound. The second syllable "spir" is pronounced with a long "i" sound and the final "ing" is pronounced with a hard "g" sound. Spelling transpiring correctly is important for effective communication and avoiding confusion in written language.

TRANSPIRING Meaning and Definition

1. Transpiring is a verb that refers to the act or process of happening or occurring. It can also specifically denote the release or diffusion of moisture or other substances from a surface or through a material, especially in the form of vapor or gas.

   In a broader sense, transpiring can describe events, actions, or thoughts coming to light or becoming known to others through conversation, communication, or observation. It implies the revelation or dissemination of information, often involving a form of disclosure or revelation.

   Regarding plants and trees, transpiring describes the process by which water vapor is released into the atmosphere through tiny openings in leaves, known as stomata. This moisture loss occurs as part of the plant's natural physiology, aiding in cooling and aiding in the absorption of nutrients from the soil.

   Similarly, in a scientific or technical sense, transpiring can refer to the process of certain gases, chemicals, or liquids passing through a porous material or membrane. This can involve diffusion, evaporation, or other forms of molecular movement and exchange.

   Overall, whether applied to natural phenomena, human interactions, or technical processes, transpiring portrays the act of occurrence, revelation, or movement of substances or information through various means.

2. Exhaling; becoming public.

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

Common Misspellings for TRANSPIRING

• transphering
• transpoting
• transfering
• transplaing
• transcibing
• transpiried
• transfuring
• transpasing
• transporing
• transipring
• transpercing
• transpiercingg
• transvering
• transporings
• transpearing
• Transpieiring
• Transering
• transpsiing
• Transvaring
• Traunsprint
• transpidings

Etymology of TRANSPIRING

The word "transpiring" is derived from the Latin word "transpirare", which comprises two parts: "trans", meaning "across" or "through", and "spirare", meaning "to breathe" or "to emit". The concept of transpiration, which is the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts such as leaves, stems, and flowers, is related to this word. Over time, the term "transpiring" came to be associated with the broader idea of something being revealed or becoming known, similar to how plants release moisture through transpiration.

Similar spelling words for TRANSPIRING

• transdermic,
• transparently,
• transferrin,
• transparence,
• transform,
• transference,
• transplanter,
• transuranic,
• transmitting,
• transitivity,
• transship,
• transport,
• transpirate,
• transfuse,
• transmogrify,
• transmission,
• transitorily,
• transfusion,
• transvestite,
• transpiration,
• transactinide,
• transpolar,
• transposon,
• transonic,
• transplanting,
• transplant,
• transfer,
• transpire,
• transponder,
• transitivise,
• transition,
• transmissible,
• transitivize,
• transporter,
• transalpine,
• transpose,
• transvestism,
• transparent,
• transparency,
• transvestitism,
• transcriber,
• transvestic.

Conjugate verb Transpiring

CONDITIONAL

I would transpire

we would transpire

you would transpire

he/she/it would transpire

they would transpire

FUTURE

I will transpire

we will transpire

you will transpire

he/she/it will transpire

they will transpire

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have transpired

we will have transpired

you will have transpired

he/she/it will have transpired

they will have transpired

PAST

I transpired

we transpired

you transpired

he/she/it transpired

they transpired

PAST PERFECT

I had transpired

we had transpired

you had transpired

he/she/it had transpired

they had transpired

PRESENT

I transpire

we transpire

you transpire

he/she/it transpires

they transpire

PRESENT PERFECT

I have transpired

we have transpired

you have transpired

he/she/it has transpired

they have transpired

I am transpiring

we are transpiring

you are transpiring

he/she/it is transpiring

they are transpiring

I was transpiring

we were transpiring

you were transpiring

he/she/it was transpiring

they were transpiring

I will be transpiring

we will be transpiring

you will be transpiring

he/she/it will be transpiring

they will be transpiring

I have been transpiring

we have been transpiring

you have been transpiring

he/she/it has been transpiring

they have been transpiring

I had been transpiring

we had been transpiring

you had been transpiring

he/she/it had been transpiring

they had been transpiring

I will have been transpiring

we will have been transpiring

you will have been transpiring

he/she/it will have been transpiring

they will have been transpiring

I would have transpired

we would have transpired

you would have transpired

he/she/it would have transpired

they would have transpired

I would be transpiring

we would be transpiring

you would be transpiring

he/she/it would be transpiring

they would be transpiring

I would have been transpiring

we would have been transpiring

you would have been transpiring

he/she/it would have been transpiring

they would have been transpiring