100 Examples of High, Low and Sdrugal Words

High-pitched, low-pitched words

In the Spanish language, words can be classified according to the location of their stressed syllable, that is, of the one in which the greatest emphasis of the pronunciation of the word falls. According to this criterion, there are three types of words:

See also: Sentences with sharp, grave and esdrújulas words

When do they have an accent?

Examples of sharp words

1. Governorate (Go-ber-na-tion)
2. Corn (Ma-íz)
3. Partridge (Per-diz)
4. He was born (Na-cio)
5. Thug (Ma-ton)
6. Solution (So-lu-tion)
7. Stump (To-with)
8. I fixed (Fi-heh)
9. Atosigó (A-to-si-go)
10. Civilization (Ci-vi-li-za-tion)
11. It fell (Ca-me)
12. I attended (A-ten-gave)
13. Capable (Ca-peace)
14. Song (Can-tion)
15. Atrocious (A-chunk)
16. Earthworm (Lom-breeze)
17. Murdered (A-se-si-not)
18. Sun (Sun)
19. Common (Co-bad)
20. I registered (Re-gis-tre)
21. Lantern (Fa-final)
22. Tremor (Tem-blor)
23. Potosí (Po-to-Yes)
24. Guaraní (Gua-ra-neither)
25. Sieve (Ta-miz)
26. Shrimp (Ca-ma-Ron)
27. French (Fran-cés)
28. Paper (Pa-pel)
29. Clock (Re-loj)
30. Virtue (Vir-your D)
31. Lounge (Sa-lon)
32. Trunk (Ba-last)
33. Armchair (Si-llón)
34. Ostrich (A-see-truz)
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35. Champion (Cam-pawn)
36. Revolution (Re-vo-lu-tion)
37. Truck (Ca-mission)
38. Tension (Tens-Zion)
39. Opportunity (O-por-tu-ni-dad)
40. Disappointment (De-sa-zone)

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Examples of serious or flat words

1. Tree (Ar-bowl)
2. I ate (Co-me-a)
3. Serious (Gra-go)
4. Tomas (To-more)
5. Door (Puer-ta)
6. Home (AC-sa)
7. Nest (Neither-do)
8. Angel (An-gel)
9. Sugar (A-zú-car)
10. Catapult (Ca-ta-pul-ta)
11. Tremble (Time-blan)
12. Possible (Po-Yes-ble)
13. Nocturnal (Noc-tur-us)
14. Friday (Fri-nes)
15. Sunday (Sun-min-go)
16. Knew (Sa-bi-to)
17. They could (Po-dri-an)
18. Contains (Con-tie-ne)
19. Shoes (Za-pa-cough)
20. Hearts (Co-ra-zo-nes)
21. Tunnel (Your-nel)
22. Grass (Ces-ped)
23. Weak (From-bil)
24. Volume (Vo-lu-men)
25. Anthropology (An-tro-po-lo-gí-to)
26. Contractions (Con-trac-cio-nes)
27. Apostle (A-poster-tol)
28. Coimbra (Co-im-bra)
29. Shed (Tin-gla-do)
30. You would move (Mo-ve-laugh-ace)
31. Cervix (Cer-vix)
32. They kick (Pa-tea-an)
33. Character (Ca-rac-ter)
34. Maria (Ma-laugh-to)
35. Temperature (Tem-pe-ra-you-ra)
36. Readers (Lec-to-beef)
37. Print (Printpri-ma)
38. Oxidized (O-xi-gives-do)
39. Legume (Le-gum-bre)
40. Survival (Su-per-vi-come-Inc)

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Examples of esdrújulas words

1. Saturday (Sat-ba-do)
2. Catalog (Ca-tá-logo)
3. Wednesday (Wed-co-les)
4. Add (Á-swim)
5. Toddlers (Pair-vu-los)
6. Canticle (Dog-ti-co)
7. Portico (For-ti-co)
8. Esdrújula (Es-drú-hu-la)
9. Ceramic (Ce-rá-mica)
10. America (A-I-delicious)
11. Didactic (Di-dác-ti-co)
12. Intrinsic (In-trin-dry)
13. Shut up (AC-lla-te)
14. Survive it (O-bre-saw-veil)
15. Music (Mu-si-ca)
16. Match (Fos-forum)
17. Lay it down (Tum-ba-lo)
18. Let's combine them (Com-bi-né-mos-las)
19. Opera (Ó-pear)
20. Gothic (Go-ti-co)
21. Pyrrhic (Pi-rri-ca)
22. Blastula (Blás-you-la)
23. Let's propose it (Pro-pon-ga-we-it)
24. Oxygen (O-xi-ge-no)
25. Intimate (Ín-ti-mas)
26. Pylorus (Pi-parrot)
27. Mystical (My-ti-ca)
28. Liver (Hi-ga-do)
29. Epistle (E-pee-to-la)
30. Maximum (Ma-xi-mo)
31. Economic (E-co-not-mi-cos)
32. Symbol (Sim-bolus)
33. Lichens (Li-who is)
34. Gonads (Go-na-das)
35. Ventriloquist (Ven-trí-lo-cuo)
36. Army (E-jér-ci-to)

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Examples of overdriven words

1. Nimbly (Á-gile-mind-te)
2. MeeklyDo-cil-mind-te)
3. Explain it to me (Ex-plí-baloney)
4. Tell me (Cuén-ta-me-lo)
5. Take it away (I took-come-to-it)

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