Christmas vs Chrismas
One spelling is correct; the other omits a letter.
Chrismas
Incorrect spelling - "Chrismas" is a misspelling.
"Chrismas" is a common misspelling of "Christmas". Always use "Christmas" when referring to the correct word.
Christmas
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Christmas" is a holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
Definition of Christmas
"Christmas": "Christmas" is a holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Christmas
- • holiday
- • festival
Usage Examples
"Correct:" Christmas is in December.
"Correct:" We celebrate Christmas together.
"Incorrect:" Chrismas is coming.
"Incorrect:" Happy Chrismas!
Notes:
- • Christmas is spelled with 't', not 's'.
- • Refers to the holiday on December 25th.
- • Synonyms: 'Xmas', 'holiday'.
- • 'Chrismas' is incorrect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which spelling is correct?
A: Christmas.
Summary
Christmas is the correct spelling for the widely celebrated holiday. Chrismas omits the letter “t” and is incorrect. Proper spelling is especially important in greetings, invitations, and formal writing related to cultural or religious events.