100 Syllable Examples

Syllable

The syllable it is the emission of phonemes in the same phonic nucleus. It is the phonological division of a word. For example: a-mi-go, ca-ba-llo.

The hyphenation of a word is important since it will depend on whether the word is sharp, serious, esdrújula or sobreesdrújula.

Types of syllables

Parts of a syllable

The syllable can be divided into different parts:

For example: The phonemes of the word bread (which is a monosyllable, that is, it only has one syllable) are: p - a - n. The letter P in this word is the syllabic attack, the letter A is the syllabic nucleus and the letter N is the syllabic coda.

Let's look at another example: Ctor - tandl. The word is divided into two syllables. Each of them contains a syllabic attack, a syllabic nucleus and a syllabic coda. C and T are syllabic attacks, A and E are syllabic nuclei, while R and L are syllabic codas. The word cartel is a sharp word without accent, so the stressed syllable (strong syllable) is "tel".

Words according to the number of syllables

According to the number of parts or fragments that can be divided, the words can be classified into:

Diphthong

The diphthong It occurs when two contiguous vowels meet in the same syllable. It is the union of two closed vowels (I, U) or of an open vowel (A, E, O) with a closed vowel. For example: dead-the, may-blo, rui-do

Hiatus

The hiatus It occurs when there are contiguous vowels in a word but in different syllables. It is the break of the diphthong. For example: to–é–Re – o, cto–ors, cor–orr – di – nar.

Examples of syllables

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