Rotten or Roten
Learn why “rotten” is correct and “roten” is a misspelling.
roten
Incorrect spelling - “Roten” is a misspelling.
"roten" is a common misspelling of "rotten". Always use "rotten" when referring to the correct word.
rotten
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Rotten” means decayed, spoiled, or morally bad.
Definition of rotten
"rotten": “Rotten” means decayed, spoiled, or morally bad.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for rotten
- • decayed
- • spoiled
- • bad
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The apples are rotten.
"Correct:" He felt rotten after the illness.
"Correct:" A rotten egg smells bad.
"Incorrect:" The apples are roten.
"Incorrect:" He felt roten after the illness.
Notes:
- • Always double ‘t’ in ‘rotten’.
- • Commonly misspelled due to pronunciation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Rotten.
Q: Is 'roten' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning?
A: Decayed, spoiled, or bad.
Q: Example?
A: The fruit is rotten.
Q: Common mistake?
A: Single ‘t’ instead of double.
Summary
""Rotten" is correct; 'roten' is wrong. Means decayed, spoiled, or bad."