SYLLABLE
ADJECTIVES
1530 — SYLLABICAL forming or constituting a syllable
1589 — POLYSYLLABLE having or using many syllables
1620 — SYLLABICAL pert. to a syllable
1628 — SYLLABATIM syllable by syllable
1656 — POLYSYLLABICAL consisting of many syllables; said of a word
1656 — SESQUIPEDALIAN of many syllables; said of words and expressions
1728 — SYLLABIC forming or constituting a syllable
1732 — SYLLABICAL pronounced syllable by syllable
1755 — SYLLABIC pert. to a syllable
1774 — POLYSYLLABIC consisting of many syllables; said of a word
1824 — POLYSYLLABILINGUAL relating to polysyllabic languages → obs.
NOUNS
1440 — SYLLAB a syllable → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1570 — POLYSYLLABLE a word of many syllables; esp. a difficult or unfamiliar long word
1584 — POLYSYLLABE a word of many syllables → Sc. obs.
1586 — SYLLABARY a collection, set, list, or table of syllables
1631 — SYLLABICATION formation or construction of syllables; a dividing words into syllables
1838 — SYLLABIFICATION formation or construction of syllables; a dividing words into syllables
1850 — SYLLABARIUM a collection, set, list, or table of syllables
1856 — SYLLABATION formation or construction of syllables; a dividing words into syllables
1859 — POLYSYLLABISM a having or using words of many syllables
1871 — POLYSYLLABICITY a being syllabic; polysyllabism
1888 — SYLLABICNESS a being syllabic
1892 — SYLLABISM division into syllables
1893 — SYLLABIC a word or phrase pronounced syllable by syllable
1926 — SYLLABIZATION formation or construction of syllables; a dividing words into syllables
1933 — SYLLABICITY a being syllabic
NOUNS, PERSON
1846 — SYLLABIST a person versed in the division of words into syllables
VERBS
1656 — SYLLABIZE to divide into syllables
1864 — SYLLABIFY to divide into syllables
1877 — SYLLABLIZE to divide into syllables
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