wierd
/wɪərd/
Part of Speech: adjective
EN
Common misspelling of the standard English adjective "weird", meaning strange, unusual, or unexpected.
Many people accidentally write "wierd" when they mean "weird".
Etymology
The standard word "weird" comes from Old English "wyrd" (fate), later evolving to describe the supernatural or uncanny, and eventually taking on its modern sense of strange. "Wierd" is a frequent spelling error caused by misapplying the common "i before e" spelling rule.
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What does wierd mean?
wierd means: Common misspelling of the standard English adjective "weird", meaning strange, unusual, or unexpected.
How do you pronounce wierd?
wierd: /wɪərd/
How is wierd used in a sentence?
Many people accidentally write "wierd" when they mean "weird".