Word Pronunciation & Dictionary

panify

/ˈpænɪfaɪ/

Word Rarity Very rare

Frequency: Zipf frequency 0.00 in modern English

Syllables: pan-i-fy
IPA: /ˈpænɪfaɪ/

14

Scrabble Score

6

Letters

3

Syllables

6

Unique Chars

Meaning

verb

To turn into bread.

Transitive verb

Example Sentences

"In 1844, M. Durand made several attempts to panify pure gluten, […]"
"[…] if Panogen spilled out on a sack of flour, it would not distribute itself in a homogeneous fashion, but would collect in a single spot and create an extremely hard crust of brilliant red which would be immediately recognizable to a baker who tried to panify it."
"He also directed his scorn at Parmentier and Cadet de Vaux’s recent attempts to panify potatoes, charging them with seeking to disfigure the gifts of Nature: why take a production which served its nutritional purpose perfectly well when boiled or baked, and force it to assume a different form?"
"It is difficult to panify but it may be aerated."

Etymology

From Latin panis (“bread”) + Latin -ificāre (“-ify”).

Usage

Transitive verb

Inflected Forms

panifies (present, singular) panifying (participle, present) panified (participle, past) panified (past)

Derived Forms

panifiable panification

Rhymes With

manify

Questions

How do you pronounce panify?: The recorded pronunciation is /ˈpænɪfaɪ/.
What does panify mean?: To turn into bread.
Where does panify come from?: From Latin panis (“bread”) + Latin -ificāre (“-ify”).

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