How Do You Spell TRUNDLE?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈʌndə͡l] (IPA)

The word "trundle" is spelled as /ˈtrʌndəl/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The "t" at the beginning of the word is pronounced with a slight aspiration, and the "r" is pronounced as a consonant with a slight rolling of the tongue. The "u" sound in the first syllable is pronounced as "uh," and the "n" is pronounced as a nasal consonant. The vowel sound in the second syllable is pronounced as "uh," and the "d" is pronounced as a voiced consonant. Finally, the "l" at the end of the word is pronounced as a consonant with a slight prolongation.

TRUNDLE Meaning and Definition

1. Trundle is a verb that refers to the act of moving or rolling something along a surface, typically in a slow, steady, and often laborious manner. This action is usually associated with objects that are heavy, bulky, or have wheels. Trundling often involves a continuous, rhythmic motion.

   The term can also describe the act of moving or propelling oneself by rolling, such as a child playfully trundling down a hill. In this context, trundle implies a relaxed, carefree movement.

   Additionally, trundle can denote the act of moving or storing something beneath or behind another object. For instance, a trundle bed is a type of bed that can be rolled or slid underneath another bed for storage, particularly common in small or limited living spaces.

   The word can also function as a noun, referring to the object being rolled or pushed, as well as to the sound produced by the movement. It can further describe a container or bin used for storing toys or other items, often on wheels for easy transportation.

   In summary, trundle refers to the slow, rolling movement of an object or oneself, often accompanied by a rhythmic motion. It can also denote the act of moving or storing something beneath or behind another object.

2. • To roll along; to roll, as on little wheels; to roll along, as a hoop.

   • A round rolling body; a low cart with small wooden wheels-now called a truck.

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

Common Misspellings for TRUNDLE

• trutle
• trund
• tringle
• grendle
• tredle
• trundel
• troudle
• trindle
• grondle
• rundele
• trenale
• tryndle
• trunndle
• trunel
• trunne
• frundlet
• trenele
• treindle
• trungle
• Trynkle
• trundal
• trunkfule
• trumle
• truddie
• truude
• prungle
• trunsile
• trunstle
• trunweel
• Tranele
• Truzzle
• Trengle
• trunsyle
• Grunzle
• Trundil
• trunsce
• Torunde
• trublle
• Braundle
• Trendlne
• trunque
• Triedle
• Trendlel

Etymology of TRUNDLE

The word "trundle" has its origins in Middle English. It can be traced back to the Old English word "trendel" or "trendel", which meant a round or wheel-shaped object. In Old English, this word referred specifically to a circular, rolling object used for transportation or for rotating something, such as a wheel or a barrel. Over time, the word evolved into "trundle", used as a verb to describe the act of rolling or moving something on wheels, especially with a low rumbling sound. The word "trundle" can also be used as a noun to refer to a small wheel or a bed on wheels.

Similar spelling words for TRUNDLE

• trandate,
• trendily,
• tarantula,
• doorhandle,
• trend,
• tourondel,
• Draintile,
• trundle-bed,
• Tarentula,
• trental,
• tarantella,
• ternately,
• Trundle-head,
• drain tile,
• Torental,
• trondheim,
• trundel,
• Trinodal,
• Trendle,
• Trundle-tall,
• dirndl,
• durendal,
• turntail,
• durandal,
• Trindle,
• Tarantulae,
• durandiella,
• tarantelle,
• trinidad,
• trundle-tail,
• Trent,
• Trundy,
• Truantly,
• trenitalia,
• Turundula,
• tarantola.

Plural form of TRUNDLE is TRUNDLES

Conjugate verb Trundle

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have trundled

you would have trundled

he/she/it would have trundled

we would have trundled

they would have trundled

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been trundling

you would have been trundling

he/she/it would have been trundling

we would have been trundling

they would have been trundling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would trundle

you would trundle

he/she/it would trundle

we would trundle

they would trundle

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be trundling

you would be trundling

he/she/it would be trundling

we would be trundling

they would be trundling

FUTURE

I will trundle

you will trundle

he/she/it will trundle

we will trundle

they will trundle

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be trundling

you will be trundling

he/she/it will be trundling

we will be trundling

they will be trundling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have trundled

you will have trundled

he/she/it will have trundled

we will have trundled

they will have trundled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been trundling

you will have been trundling

he/she/it will have been trundling

we will have been trundling

they will have been trundling

IMPERATIVE

we Let´s trundle

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was trundling

you were trundling

he/she/it was trundling

we were trundling

they were trundling

PAST PARTICIPLE

trundled

PAST PERFECT

I had trundled

you had trundled

he/she/it had trundled

we had trundled

they had trundled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been trundling

you had been trundling

he/she/it had been trundling

we had been trundling

they had been trundling

PRESENT

I trundle

you trundle

he/she/it trundles

we trundle

they trundle

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am trundling

you are trundling

he/she/it is trundling

we are trundling

they are trundling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

trundling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have trundled

you have trundled

he/she/it has trundled

we have trundled

they have trundled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been trundling

you have been trundling

he/she/it has been trundling

we have been trundling

they have been trundling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it trundle

SIMPLE PAST

I trundled

you trundled

he/she/it trundled

we trundled

they trundled