How Do You Spell TILED?

Pronunciation: [tˈa͡ɪld] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "tiled" may seem a bit tricky, but it follows some simple rules of English pronunciation. The "t" is pronounced with unvoiced alveolar plosive /t/ and the "i" is pronounced with the long vowel sound /aɪ/. The "l" is pronounced with an alveolar lateral approximant /l/, followed by the inflectional suffix "-ed", which indicates the past tense. So, the word "tiled" is pronounced as /taɪld/, with emphasis on the first syllable.

TILED Meaning and Definition

  1. Tiled is an adjective derived from the verb "tile," which typically refers to the action of covering a surface with tiles, specifically ceramic or stone pieces. Tiling is a common practice in construction and interior design to create a durable and decorative layer on floors, walls, or other surfaces.

    The term "tiled" describes a surface or area that has been covered with tiles, resulting in a tiled surface. This can include floors, walls, backsplashes, or even ceilings, where tiles are laid out in a specific pattern or arrangement. Tiles can vary in size, shape, and material, allowing for customization and creativity in design.

    The process of tiling involves preparing the surface by removing any existing flooring or wall covering, leveling it, and applying adhesive before placing and aligning the tiles. Grout is then used to fill the spaces between the tiles, providing stability and preventing moisture accumulation.

    A tiled surface offers several advantages, such as durability, moisture resistance, and ease of maintenance. Tiles are usually non-porous or have low porosity, making them less susceptible to water damage and stains. Additionally, they can withstand heavy foot traffic and are relatively easy to clean. The variety of tile options available in the market also contributes to their popularity, as they can be chosen to complement various design styles and preferences.

  2. Covered with tiles.

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

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Etymology of TILED

The word "tiled" comes from the Old English word "tigan" or "tegian", which means "to cover or roof with tiles". The Old English word has Germanic roots and is related to the Old High German word "ziehan" and the Old Norse word "tegja". These words all share a common origin in the Proto-Germanic word "*tagojaną".

Similar spelling words for TILED

Conjugate verb Tiled

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

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

PAST

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

PAST PERFECT

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

PRESENT

I tile
we tile
you tile
he/she/it tiles
they tile

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tiled
we have tiled
you have tiled
he/she/it has tiled
they have tiled
I am tiling
we are tiling
you are tiling
he/she/it is tiling
they are tiling
I was tiling
we were tiling
you were tiling
he/she/it was tiling
they were tiling
I will be tiling
we will be tiling
you will be tiling
he/she/it will be tiling
they will be tiling
I have been tiling
we have been tiling
you have been tiling
he/she/it has been tiling
they have been tiling
I had been tiling
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he/she/it had been tiling
they had been tiling
I will have been tiling
we will have been tiling
you will have been tiling
he/she/it will have been tiling
they will have been tiling
I would have tiled
we would have tiled
you would have tiled
he/she/it would have tiled
they would have tiled
I would be tiling
we would be tiling
you would be tiling
he/she/it would be tiling
they would be tiling
I would have been tiling
we would have been tiling
you would have been tiling
he/she/it would have been tiling
they would have been tiling

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