How Do You Spell WINDINESSES?

Pronunciation: [wˈɪndɪnəsɪz] (IPA)

The word "windinesses," pronounced /ˈwɪndi.nə.sɪz/, is a plural form of "windiness," which means the state of being windy or having a lot of wind. The spelling of this word might seem confusing because it contains both the letter "i" and "e." However, the key to remembering its spelling is that the "i" comes before the "e" because it follows the short vowel sound represented by "i." Additionally, the ending "-nesses" is added to create the plural form.

Common Misspellings for WINDINESSES

• windineses
• windinesse
• windiness
• qindinesses
• aindinesses
• sindinesses
• eindinesses
• 3indinesses
• 2indinesses
• wundinesses
• wjndinesses
• wkndinesses
• wondinesses
• w9ndinesses
• w8ndinesses
• wibdinesses
• wimdinesses
• wijdinesses
• wihdinesses
• winsinesses

Etymology of WINDINESSES

The word "windinesses" is derived from the noun "windiness", which means the state or quality of being windy. The etymology of the word "windy" can be traced back to the Old English word "windig", which is related to the Norse word "vindr", meaning "wind". Over time, the term "windy" evolved into "windiness" to describe the condition or characteristic of being windy, and by adding the plural suffix "-es", it gives us "windinesses", which refers to multiple instances of windiness.