Timbered

Pronunciation: /ˈtɪmbərd/

Definitions of timbered

adjective describing something that is constructed or made of timber or wood

Example Sentences

A1 The timbered house had a cozy feel.

A2 The timbered beams in the ceiling added character to the room.

B1 The timbered cabin was nestled in the woods.

B2 The timbered structure was built to withstand harsh weather conditions.

C1 The timbered mansion was a historical landmark in the town.

C2 The timbered architecture of the building was intricately designed.

Examples of timbered in a Sentence

formal The timbered facade of the historic building was meticulously restored.

informal The cozy cabin had a timbered interior that gave it a rustic feel.

slang We decided to hang out at the timbered pub down the street.

figurative The timbered walls of the old farmhouse seemed to hold stories of generations past.

Grammatical Forms of timbered

• past tense: timbered
• plural: timbered
• comparative: more timbered
• superlative: most timbered
• present tense: timber
• future tense: will timber
• perfect tense: have timbered
• continuous tense: is timbering
• singular: timbered
• positive degree: timbered
• infinitive: to timber
• gerund: timbering
• participle: timbered

Origin and Evolution of timbered

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'timbered' originated from the Middle English word 'timber', which came from the Old English 'timber' meaning building material or structure.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'timbered' has evolved to refer to a structure or building that is made of timber or wooden materials, often used to describe traditional or rustic architecture.