How to spell NAMMED correctly?
If you've mistakenly written "nammed" instead of "named", worry not, mistakes happen to everyone! The correct spelling is "named", which refers to giving a title or a designation to someone or something. Remember to double-check spellings, use autocorrect or consult a dictionary to avoid such errors in the future.
List of suggestions on how to spell nammed correctly
- Ahmed Ahmed is going to meet us at the park for a picnic.
- Aimed He aimed the arrow at the target and let it go.
- armed The police officer was armed with a baton and pepper spray.
- Bummed Ironically, after I finally got the job I was bummed I had to commute
- Dammed The river was dammed up, creating a large reservoir.
- dimmed She dimmed the lights in the room to create a relaxed atmosphere.
- Famed The Hollywood sign is a famed landmark in Los Angeles.
- Farmed They farmed small patches of land along the river.
- Gamed The team gamed their opponents by using clever tactics.
- gummed I gummed the envelope shut before realizing I forgot to include the letter inside.
- hammed I hammed it up for the camera during my friend's wedding photoshoot.
- harmed The fire not only destroyed the house, but harmed the family's well-being.
- Hemmed I have a pair of hemmed pants which I can't wear because they are too small.
- Hummed She hummed along to the music as she worked on her painting.
- jammed The zipper on my jacket is jammed, and I can't get it to close.
- Lamed Ramat Lamed-Aleph is a city near Tel Aviv.
- Lammed
- maimed After the car crash, the driver was left maimed and unable to walk again.
- Nabbed The police nabbed the suspect before he could escape.
- Nagged She nagged her husband until he finally agreed to take out the trash.
- Nailed I nailed my crime.
- name
- named She named her cat Bella after her favorite book character.
- names I have difficulty remembering names.
- napped I napped for two hours after lunch.
- Numbed After hours of standing in the freezing cold, my toes were completely numbed.
- Rammed The ship rammed into the iceberg, causing a gaping hole in the hull.
- rimmed I have a new pair of earrings that are rimmed in gold.
- Shammed I Shammed myself after getting roughed up by those thugs.
- Summed After I tallied up all the receipts, I summed the total amount spent on groceries for the month.
- tamed The lion was tamed by the trainer after months of training.
- unarmed The assailant, armed with only a knife, was quickly and unarmed.
- warmed The fire in the fireplace warmed the room on the cold winter night.
- whammed I was whammed in the head by a baseball.
