How Do You Spell UNNETHES?

Pronunciation: [ʌnnˈɛðz] (IPA)

The word "Unnethes" is an archaic term that means "with difficulty" or "scarcely". It is pronounced as /ʌnˈɛðəz/ and can be traced back to Middle English. The spelling of the word is interesting as it combines the prefix "un-" indicating negation, with "nethes" which is an Old English word meaning "easy" or "neatly". The combination of the two creates the meaning of difficulty or scarcity. Although not commonly used in modern English, "Unnethes" remains an important part of the linguistic heritage of the English language.

Common Misspellings for UNNETHES

• ynnethes
• hnnethes
• jnnethes
• innethes
• 8nnethes
• 7nnethes
• unnwthes
• unnsthes
• unndthes
• unnrthes
• unn4thes
• unn3thes
• unnerhes
• unnefhes
• unneghes
• unneyhes
• unne6hes
• unne5hes
• unnetges
• unnetbes

Etymology of UNNETHES

The word "unnethes" is derived from Middle English "unethes" and Old English "unnēðe" which means "with difficulty" or "scarcely". It is a combination of the prefix "un-" meaning "not" and the word "ēðe" meaning "easy" or "without hardship". Over time, "unnethes" developed into its modern form and continues to be used in some dialects, particularly in Scotland and Northern England.

Similar spelling words for UNNETHES

• anthes,
• Unethes,
• anthos,
• augnathus,
• anthus,
• onths,
• Anthis,
• unthaws,
• Ionthus,
• enthuse,
• entheous,
• over-enthuse,
• uneathes,
• inthisway,
• anthozoa,
• Onthus,
• anaethesia.