How Do You Spell VINERY?

Pronunciation: [vˈa͡ɪnəɹɪ] (IPA)

Vinery, pronounced /ˈvɪnəri/ is a word that refers to a greenhouse, typically made of glass, where grape vines are grown. Its spelling comes from the word "vine" and the suffix "-ery" which means "place of" or "art of". The "i" in "vine" is pronounced with a short "i" sound, as in "bin". The stress is on the second syllable, making it "VIN-ery". With its origins in the 18th century, the word "vinery" is still used today by gardeners and wine growers alike.

VINERY Meaning and Definition

1. A vinery can be defined as a horticultural structure or establishment specifically designed for growing and cultivating grapevines. Also known as a vine house or a grapery, it is an enclosed or partially enclosed facility that provides ideal conditions for the growth of grapevines, typically constructed using glass or plastic materials. The primary purpose of a vinery is to create a controlled environment that mimics the natural growing conditions of grapes, enhancing their growth and facilitating their proper development.

   Within a vinery, temperature, humidity, and light levels can be regulated to ensure optimal growing conditions for grapevines. These structures typically feature trellises, wires, or other supports to guide the vines' growth and facilitate efficient crop management. Additionally, vinery structures often incorporate proper ventilation systems, irrigation setups, and heating or cooling mechanisms to regulate the internal climate and protect the grapes from extreme weather conditions or pests.

   Vinery structures have been used for centuries to cultivate grapevines in regions where the climate may not be suitable for outdoor cultivation. They have played a vital role in the production of table grapes, as well as in the cultivation of grape varieties used for wine production. Vinery facilities can vary in size and complexity, ranging from small-scale structures for personal or hobby use to large commercial establishments utilized by professional grape growers and wineries.

2. A building made of glass, and heated, in which vines are grown.

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

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Etymology of VINERY

The word "vinery" is derived from the noun "wine", which originated from the Old English word "win". "Win" can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "winam", meaning "wine" or "friend". The suffix "-ery" acts as a noun-forming suffix, indicating a place or establishment associated with the root word. Therefore, "vinery" refers to a place or establishment where vines are cultivated, particularly for the production of grapes used for winemaking.

Similar spelling word for VINERY

• Viner.

Plural form of VINERY is VINERIES