How you spell busily?

We all know the correct spelling of this word — busily. But how did it come to be spelled that way? The accepted origin of busily is the Old English busig, which meant “to busy one’s self with something.” This was shortened to busy, and then to busyly before it was spelled the way we know it today. But what about busy? Is it a typo? The Online Etymology Dictionary says yes, it most likely is, but

How to say busily in Spanish?

The equivalent of the English “busily” in Spanish is “aburridamente.” This is an adjective that means “boredom” or “tediously.” busy is also an adjective used to describe a person who is very active. If you want to express the idea of “I am busy” in Spanish, use the verb ocuparse with the preposition de. For example:

How do you say busily to someone in Spanish?

If you’re wondering how to spell busy in Spanish, you’re not alone. The word has a few possible spellings, including búsico, buscado and búsico. The last one is the one you’re looking for, which is how you spell busily in Spanish.

How do you say busily in Spanish?

The word busily is spelled búscolī in Spanish. With an "l" at the end, it's one of the few Spanish words that looks just like how you'd spell the word busy in English.

How do you say busily in Tamil?

Būsinlē is the Tamil word for busy. There is no Tamil word for busily, so when you’re trying to describe someone who’s doing a lot of work, busy is the best replacement you have. In Tamil, busy can be used to describe people, activities, or things, and it has no gender-specific meaning.