100 Examples of Serious Words without an accent

Serious Words (without accent marks)

The serious words are those words whose syllable tonic (the one that is pronounced with greater intensity) is the penultimate. For example: llago, sabewe, ACma

According to the position of the stressed syllable, words are subdivided into four categories:

When do the words grave have an accent?

However, there are someno exceptions:

Verbs in the conditional tense are serious words since they are accentuated in the second to last syllable but, although they end in a vowel, they must have an accent. For example: dancelaugha, sabríto.

When it forms hiatus and the syllables are divided, the word has an accent. For example: meatlaugha, biologíto.

Some words that come from other languages ​​(generally from Latin) but that have been incorporated into Spanish, end in a consonant or acquire the consonant ‘s’ when passing to the plural and still carry the orthographic accent. For example: biceps.

The diacritical marks are used to differentiate relative pronouns (that do not have an accent mark) from interrogative pronouns or exclamatory (which do carry them), despite being both serious words ending in vocal. For example:

Examples of grave words without accent