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Definition of syllable
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Syllabize
(v. t.) To
syllabify.
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Termination
::
Termination
(n.) The
ending
of a word; a final
syllable
or
letter;
the part added to a stem in
inflection.
Metathesis
::
Metathesis
(n.)
Transposition,
as of the
letters
or
syllables
of a word; as,
pistris
for
pristis;
meagre
for
meager..
Amphimacer
::
Amphimacer
(n.) A foot of three
syllables,
the
middle
one short and the
others
long, as in
cast/tas..
Mi
::
Mi (n.) A
syllable
applied
to the third tone of the scale of C, i. e., to E, in
European
solmization,
but to the third tone of any scale in the
American
system..
Dissyllabify
::
Dissyllabify
(v. t.) To form into two
syllables.
Articulated
::
Articulated
(a.)
Produced,
as a
letter,
syllable,
or word, by the
organs
of
speech;
pronounced..
Apocopate
::
Apocopate
(v. t.) To cut off or drop; as, to
apocopate
a word, or the last
letter,
syllable,
or part of a
word..
Quadrisyllable
::
Quadrisyllable
(n.) A word
consisting
of four
syllables.
Synedral
::
Synecphonesis
(n.) A
contraction
of two
syllables
into one;
synizesis.
Reduplication
::
Reduplication
(n.) The
doubling
of a stem or
syllable
(more or less
modified),
with the
effect
of
changing
the time
expressed,
intensifying
the
meaning,
or
making
the word more
imitative;
also, the
syllable
thus
added;
as, L.
tetuli;
poposci..
Syncope
::
Syncope
(n.) An
elision
or
retrenchment
of one or more
letters
or
syllables
from the
middle
of a word; as, ne'er for
never,
ev'ry for
every..
Dissyllabize
::
Dissyllabize
(v. t.) To form into two
syllables;
to
dissyllabify.
Compare
::
Compare
(v. t.) To
inflect
according
to the
degrees
of
comparison;
to state
positive,
comparative,
and
superlative
forms of; as, most
adjectives
of one
syllable
are
compared
by
affixing
- er and -est to the
positive
form; as,
black,
blacker,
blackest;
those of more than one
syllable
are
usually
compared
by
prefixing
more and most, or less and
least,
to the
positive;
as,
beautiful,
more
beautiful,
most
beautiful..
Hendecasyllabic
::
Hendecasyllabic
(a.)
Pertaining
to a line of
eleven
syllables.
Enunciate
::
Enunciate
(v. i.) To utter words or
syllables
articulately.
Metaplasm
::
Metaplasm
(n.) A
change
in the
letters
or
syllables
of a word.
Caesura
::
Caesura
(n.) A
metrical
break in a
verse,
occurring
in the
middle
of a foot and
commonly
near the
middle
of the
verse;
a sense pause in the
middle
of a foot. Also, a long
syllable
on which the
caesural
accent
rests,
or which is used as a
foot..
Synneuroses
::
Synizesis
(n.) A
contraction
of two
syllables
into one;
synecphonesis.
Charade
::
Charade
(n.) A
verbal
or acted
enigma
based upon a word which has two or more
significant
syllables
or
parts,
each of
which,
as well as the word
itself,
is to be
guessed
from the
descriptions
or
representations..
Solfeggio
::
Solfeggio
(n.) The
system
of
arranging
the scale by the names do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, by which
singing
is
taught;
a
singing
exercise
upon these
syllables..
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