Tryna

Pronunciation: /ˈtraɪnə/

Definitions of tryna

adjective informal contraction of 'trying to'

Example Sentences

A1 I'm tryna learn English.

A2 She's tryna finish her homework before dinner.

B1 They're tryna find a new apartment in the city.

B2 He's tryna improve his skills for the upcoming competition.

C1 The team is tryna develop a new marketing strategy.

C2 She's tryna balance her work and personal life effectively.

preposition informal contraction of 'trying to'

Example Sentences

A1 I'm tryna learn how to swim.

A2 She's tryna finish her homework before dinner.

B1 He's tryna find a new job in a different city.

B2 They're tryna decide on a vacation destination.

C1 The team is tryna come up with a new marketing strategy.

C2 I'm tryna understand the complexities of quantum physics.

Examples of tryna in a Sentence

formal I am attempting to find a solution to the problem at hand.

informal I'm tryna figure out how to fix this.

slang I'm tryna get to the bottom of this.

figurative I'm tryna unravel the mystery behind it all.

Grammatical Forms of tryna

• past tense: tried
• plural: trynas
• comparative: more tryna
• superlative: most tryna
• present tense: tryna
• future tense: will tryna
• perfect tense: have tried
• continuous tense: am tryna
• singular: tryna
• positive degree: tryna
• infinitive: to tryna
• gerund: trying
• participle: trying

Origin and Evolution of tryna

First Known Use: 2000 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'tryna' is a contraction of 'trying to', commonly used in informal spoken English.

Evolution of the word: The use of 'tryna' has become more widespread in informal communication, especially in online and text messaging contexts. It is often used to convey an intention or desire to do something in a casual manner.