How Do You Spell VESTURE?

Pronunciation: [vˈɛst͡ʃə] (IPA)

The word "vesture" (/ˈvɛs.tʃər/) comes from the Old French word "vesture" meaning clothing or dress. It is spelled with the letter "v" followed by "e" and "s" which represent the "v" and "s" sounds respectively. The letter "t" represents the "t" sound, and the vowel sound in the second syllable is represented by the letter "u" followed by the letter "r". This spelling allows us to correctly pronounce and write this uncommon word for clothing.

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VESTURE Meaning and Definition

  1. Vesture is a noun that refers to clothing, garments, or attire, particularly those worn by a person or group of individuals. It encompasses a broad range of garments, both outerwear and undergarments, that are used to cover and decorate the body.

    In religious or ceremonial contexts, such as during religious services or rituals, vesture often refers to the special garments worn by clergy or religious officials. These garments are distinct and symbolic, representing their respective religious traditions, such as vestments worn by priests, bishops, or other religious leaders.

    Vesture can also be used metaphorically to describe something that appears to clothe or envelop a person or object. For example, one might refer to the majestic mountains as being "clothed in the vesture of snow," implying that the snow covers and beautifies the landscape.

    The term vesture is derived from the Latin word "vestis," meaning clothing or garment. It has been in use since Middle English and has evolved to encompass various meanings and applications over time.

    Overall, vesture serves as a general term that encompasses clothing, garments, and attire, but it can also carry specific religious or ceremonial connotations, as well as metaphorical usages to describe the covering or decoration of something or someone.

  2. • A garment; dress; clothing; covering; to vest in, to put in pessession of; to clothe with; to vest with, to clothe; to invest with.
    • See vest.

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

Common Misspellings for VESTURE

  • vwsture
  • vssture
  • vdsture
  • vrsture
  • v4sture
  • v3sture
  • vezture
  • vedture
  • veeture
  • vewture
  • vesrure
  • vesfure
  • vesgure
  • vesyure
  • ves6ure
  • ves5ure
  • vestyre
  • vesthre
  • vestjre

Etymology of VESTURE

The word "vesture" originated from the Old French word "vesture" and the Latin word "vestis", both meaning "clothing" or "garment". The Latin word "vestis" itself is derived from the Proto-Indo-European root "wēd-", which refers to dressing or covering oneself. This root is also the source of other related words such as "vest" and "invest".

Similar spelling words for VESTURE

Plural form of VESTURE is VESTURES

Conjugate verb Vesture

CONDITIONAL

I would vesture
you would vesture
he/she/it would vesture
we would vesture
they would vesture

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be vesturing
you would be vesturing
he/she/it would be vesturing
we would be vesturing
they would be vesturing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have vesture
you would have vesture
he/she/it would have vesture
we would have vesture
they would have vesture

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been vesturing
you would have been vesturing
he/she/it would have been vesturing
we would have been vesturing
they would have been vesturing

FUTURE

I will vesture
you will vesture
he/she/it will vesture
we will vesture
they will vesture

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be vesturing
you will be vesturing
he/she/it will be vesturing
we will be vesturing
they will be vesturing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have vestured
you will have vestured
he/she/it will have vestured
we will have vestured
they will have vestured

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been vesturing
you will have been vesturing
he/she/it will have been vesturing
we will have been vesturing
they will have been vesturing

IMPERATIVE

you vesture
we let´s vesture

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to vesture

PAST

I vestured
you vestured
he/she/it vestured
we vestured
they vestured

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was vesturing
you were vesturing
he/she/it was vesturing
we were vesturing
they were vesturing

PAST PARTICIPLE

vestured

PAST PERFECT

I had vestured
you had vestured
he/she/it had vestured
we had vestured
they had vestured

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been vesturing
you had been vesturing
he/she/it had been vesturing
we had been vesturing
they had been vesturing

PRESENT

I vesture
you vesture
he/she/it vestures
we vesture
they vesture

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am vesturing
you are vesturing
he/she/it is vesturing
we are vesturing
they are vesturing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

vesturing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have vestured
you have vestured
he/she/it has vestured
we have vestured
they have vestured

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been vesturing
you have been vesturing
he/she/it has been vesturing
we have been vesturing
they have been vesturing

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