How Do You Spell TREASURES?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈɛʒəz] (IPA)

The word "treasures" is spelled with the letter combination "ea" which is pronounced as /ɛ/. Therefore, the correct phonetic transcription of this word is /ˈtrɛʒərz/. The pronunciation of each syllable is as follows: "TRE-" is pronounced as /trɛ/, "-AS-" as /ˈæz/, and "-URES" as /ʒərz/. "Treasures" refers to valuable objects or possessions that are kept or collected, often because of their monetary or sentimental worth. It is important to spell this word correctly to ensure effective communication in written form.

TREASURES Meaning and Definition

1. Treasures are valuable and cherished possessions, typically consisting of items that hold sentimental, historical, or monetary value. They are often considered to be precious or rare, and are therefore highly prized by their owners. Treasures can come in various forms, such as physical objects, artworks, artifacts, gems, or even intangible items like knowledge or memories.

   These valuable items are often seen as significant due to their connections with personal or collective experiences, cultural heritage, or historical periods. Treasures are frequently passed down through generations as family heirlooms or preserved in museums, galleries, and archives for the public to access and appreciate.

   The value of treasures can sometimes extend beyond their material worth, as they can represent memories, achievements, or symbolic meanings. For instance, a family photo album may contain treasured memories of shared moments, making it invaluable to its owner.

   Furthermore, treasures can hold educational or historical significance as they offer insights into past civilizations, cultural practices, or artistic movements. Archaeological discoveries, for example, unearth precious treasures that provide valuable information about ancient societies and their way of life.

   Overall, treasures are objects or resources that are highly valued for their emotional, historical, cultural, or monetary significance, and are often considered rare or unique.

Top Common Misspellings for TREASURES *

• tresures 50%
• teasures 9.375%
• tresaures 9.375%
• tearsures 6.25%
• treashures 6.25%
• trewasures 6.25%
• preasures 3.125%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for TREASURES

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Etymology of TREASURES

The word "treasures" originated from the Old French word "tresor" which came from the Latin word "thesaurus" meaning "treasury" or "hoard of valued objects". This Latin word is derived from the Greek "thesauros", also meaning "treasury". The term eventually developed into the English word "treasure", referring to any valuable or precious object, wealth, or possessions that are considered highly valuable or cherished.

Similar spelling words for TREASURES

• tracer,
• treasuries,
• treasure,
• tree shrew,
• tree surgery,
• treasurer,
• treasury,
• treasured,
• tree surgeon,
• trachurus.

Conjugate verb Treasures

CONDITIONAL

I would treasure

we would treasure

you would treasure

he/she/it would treasure

they would treasure

FUTURE

I will treasure

we will treasure

you will treasure

he/she/it will treasure

they will treasure

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have treasured

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you will have treasured

he/she/it will have treasured

they will have treasured

PAST

I treasured

we treasured

you treasured

he/she/it treasured

they treasured

PAST PERFECT

I had treasured

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you had treasured

he/she/it had treasured

they had treasured

PRESENT

I treasure

we treasure

you treasure

he/she/it treasures

they treasure

PRESENT PERFECT

I have treasured

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you have treasured

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they have treasured

I am treasuring

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I was treasuring

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