[davids3511]

Hi

Just getting some leaflets done up and my wife poped her head over my shoulder and queried the spelling of cill/sill. She said sill, I had cill. Which is it?

Thanks

David

[Alex Gardiner]

Your wife's right - it's sill   

Mrs A

[Sir Squeaky]

Better say corry to her.

[davids3511]

Thanks all. I vill apolgise sehr schnell.

[tacky]

silly . its the way i tell um

[[GQC] Tim]

Isn't Cill American English?

[Mr.G]

It's SILL, but for some unknown reason it gets called CILL on the cleanitup forum- I've often wondered why!

[AuRavelling79]

Oxford English Dictionary

Lists "Cill" as a variation of "Sill"

And for "Sill" it says also ""Cill" especially when referred to by building trades/professions."

So either (which you can pronounce ee-ther or eye-ther  )

[Sir Squeaky]

Oxford English Dictionary

Lists "Cill" as a variation of "Sill"

And for "Sill" it says also ""Cill" especially when referred to by building trades/professions."

So either (which you can pronounce ee-ther or eye-ther  )

Smart arse (ass)

[gordonswindows]

It is spelt "LEDGE"

Only joking

Doesn't matter either way as long as they pay your  bill in  lbs.

[Lizzy]

I've always known it to be spelt CILL, but I was in the uPVC industry for many years.   

[Sir Squeaky]

I've always known it to be spelt CILL, but I was in the uPVC industry for many years.   

Well they were cilly.


 

[niceandclean]

I was in the window fitting game, and it was always cill for outside and sill for the inside.