The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| eutectic (noun) | eutectic |
| eutectoid (adjective) | eu·tec·toid |
| eutectoid (noun) | eu·tec·toid |
| Euterpe (noun) | Eu·ter·pe |
| euthanasia (noun) | eu·tha·na·sia |
| euthanasic (adjective) | eu·tha·na·sic |
| euthanatize (verb) | eu·than·a·tize |
| euthanize (verb) | eu·tha·nize |
| euthenics (noun) | eu·then·ics |
| euthenist (noun) | eu·the·nist |
| Eutheria (noun) | Eu·the·ri·a |
| eutherian (adjective) | eu·the·ri·an |
| eutherian (noun) | eutherian |
| euthyroid (adjective) | eu·thy·roid |
| eutrophic (adjective) | eu·tro·phic |
| eutrophicate (verb) | eu·troph·i·cate |
| eutrophication (noun) | eu·tro·phi·ca·tion |
| eutrophy (noun) | eu·tro·phy |
| evacuant (noun) | e·vac·u·ant |
| evacuant (adjective) | e·vac·u·ant |
| evacuate (verb) | evac·u·ate |
| evacuation (noun) | evac·u·a·tion |
| evacuative (adjective) | evac·u·a·tive |
| evacuee (noun) | evac·u·ee |
| evadable (adjective) | evad·able |
| evade (verb) | evade |
| evader (noun) | evad·er |
| evaginate (verb) | e·vag·i·nate |
| evagination (noun) | evag·i·na·tion |
| evaluate (verb) | eval·u·ate |
| evaluation (noun) | eval·u·a·tion |
| evaluative (adjective) | eval·u·a·tive |
| evaluator (noun) | eval·u·a·tor |
| evanesce (verb) | ev·a·nesce |
| evanescence (noun) | ev·a·nes·cence |
| evanescent (adjective) | ev·a·nes·cent |
| evanescently (adverb) | ev·a·nes·cent·ly |
| evangel (noun) | evan·gel |
| evangelic (adjective) | e·van·gel·ic |
| evangelical (adjective) | evan·gel·i·cal |
| evangelical (noun) | evangelical |
| Evangelicalism (noun) | Evan·gel·i·cal·ism |
| evangelicalism (noun) | e·van·gel·i·cal·ism |
| evangelically (adverb) | evan·gel·i·cal·ly |
| evangelism (noun) | evan·ge·lism |
| evangelist (noun) | evan·ge·list |
| evangelistic (adjective) | evan·ge·lis·tic |
| evangelistically (adverb) | evan·ge·lis·ti·cal·ly |
| evangelization (noun) | evan·ge·li·za·tion |
| evangelize (verb) | evan·ge·lize |
| evangelizer (noun) | e·van·ge·liz·er |
| evaporable (adjective) | e·vap·o·ra·ble |
| evaporate (verb) | evap·o·rate |
| evaporation (noun) | evap·o·ra·tion |
| evaporative (adjective) | evap·o·ra·tive |
| evaporator (noun) | evap·o·ra·tor |
| evaporite (noun) | evap·o·rite |
| evaporitic (adjective) | evap·o·rit·ic |
| evapotranspiration (noun) | evapo·trans·pi·ra·tion |
| evasion (noun) | eva·sion |
| evasive (adjective) | eva·sive |
| evasively (adverb) | eva·sive·ly |
| evasiveness (noun) | eva·sive·ness |
| eve (noun) | eve |
| evection (noun) | e·vec·tion |
| even (noun) | even |
| even (adjective) | even |
| even (adverb) | even |
| even (verb) | even |
| Even (noun) | E·ven |
| Even (adjective) | E·ven |
| even-aged (adjective) | e·ven-aged |
| even-handedly (adverb) | e·ven-hand·ed·ly |
| even-handedness (noun) | e·ven-hand·ed·ness |
| even-keeled (adjective) | even-keeled |
| even-steven (adjective) | e·ven-ste·ven |
| even-tempered (adjective) | e·ven-tem·pered |
| evener (noun) | even·er |
| evenfall (noun) | even·fall |
| evenhanded (adjective) | even·hand·ed |
| evenhandedly (adverb) | even·hand·ed·ly |
| evenhandedness (noun) | even·hand·ed·ness |
| evening (noun) | eve·ning |
| evening (adjective) | evening |
| evening (adverb) | eve·ning |
| evening (interjection) | eve·ning |
| evenings (adverb) | eve·nings |
| Evenki (noun) | E·ven·ki |
| Evenki (adjective) | E·ven·ki |
| evenly (adverb) | even·ly |
| evenness (noun) | even·ness |
| evensong (noun) | even·song |
| event (noun) | event |
| eventer (noun) | e·vent·er |
| eventful (adjective) | event·ful |
| eventfully (adverb) | event·ful·ly |
| eventfulness (noun) | event·ful·ness |
| eventide (noun) | even·tide |
| eventing (noun) | e·vent·ing |
| eventive (adjective) | e·vent·ive |
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