untrill
untrill verb: to remove the trill from.
Verb
untrill (third-person singular simple present untrills, present participle untrilling, simple past and past participle untrilled)
- To remove the trill from.
- Even in such a language as German some one must have begun to make his [r] into a back sound, and to untrill it, and it was only gradually that the change spread through whole communities.1994, Dugald Stewart, Comparativist Controversies, volumes 1-2, page 28
Forms of untrill
| third-person singular present | untrills |
|---|---|
| present participle | untrilling |
| past participle | untrilled |
| past | untrilled |
Origin of untrill
From un- + trill.
Questions about untrill
- What does untrill mean?
- Untrill means to remove the trill from.
- What part of speech is untrill?
- Untrill is a verb.
- What is the past tense of untrill?
- The past tense of untrill is untrilled.
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