IPA: /raɪt/
KK: /raɪt/
To create text or symbols on a surface, usually with a pen or pencil, or to produce written content.
She loves to write stories in her free time.
Past: wrote
Past Participle: written
To create text or symbols on a surface, usually with a pen or pencil, or to produce written content such as letters, stories, or documents.
She loves to write stories in her free time.
Past: wrote
Past Participle: written
Write → The word 'write' originates from Old English 'writan', meaning to scratch or draw. It is related to the Proto-Germanic '*writanan', which also means to scratch or to carve. The word describes the act of inscribing or marking letters on a surface.
Think of the Old English word 'writan', which means to 'scratch' or 'draw' — this helps you remember that 'write' is about marking letters on a surface.