Patient vs Petient
Understand why "patient" is correct and "petient" is incorrect.
petient
Incorrect spelling - ""Petient"" is an incorrect vowel substitution.
"petient" is a common misspelling of "patient". Always use "patient" when referring to the correct word.
patient
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Patient" means a person receiving treatment or someone tolerant.
Definition of patient
"patient": "Patient" means a person receiving treatment or someone tolerant.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for patient
- • tolerant
- • calm
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The patient recovered.
"Correct:" Be patient.
"Correct:" A patient person.
"Correct:" The patient waited.
"Incorrect:" The petient recovered.
"Incorrect:" Be petient.
Notes:
- • Two meanings in English.
- • Spelled with 'a'.
- • Common vowel error.
- • Linked to patience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Patient.
Q: Is petient correct?
A: No.
Q: Meanings?
A: Medical or tolerant.
Q: Error cause?
A: Wrong vowel.
Summary
Patient is correct; it means someone receiving care or showing calmness. Petient is wrong.