The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| heavy (adverb) | heavy |
| heavy (noun) | heavy |
| heavy-duty (adjective) | heavy-du·ty |
| heavy-footed (adjective) | heavy-foot·ed |
| heavy-handed (adjective) | heavy-hand·ed |
| heavy-handedly (adverb) | heavy-hand·ed·ly |
| heavy-handedness (noun) | heavy-hand·ed·ness |
| heavy-hearted (adjective) | heav·y-heart·ed |
| heavy-lift (adjective) | heav·y-lift |
| heavyhearted (adjective) | heavy·heart·ed |
| heavyheartedly (adverb) | heavy·heart·ed·ly |
| heavyheartedness (noun) | heavy·heart·ed·ness |
| heavyish (adjective) | heav·y·ish |
| heavyset (adjective) | heavy·set |
| heavyweight (noun) | heavy·weight |
| heavyweight (adjective) | heav·y·weight |
| hebdomad (noun) | heb·do·mad |
| hebdomadal (adjective) | heb·dom·a·dal |
| hebdomadally (adverb) | heb·dom·a·dal·ly |
| hebe (noun) | hebe |
| hebephrenia (noun) | he·be·phre·nia |
| hebephrenic (adjective) | he·be·phre·nic |
| hebephrenic (noun) | he·be·phre·nic |
| hebetate (verb) | heb·e·tate |
| hebetation (noun) | heb·e·ta·tion |
| hebetude (noun) | heb·e·tude |
| hebetudinous (adjective) | heb·e·tu·di·nous |
| Hebraic (adjective) | He·bra·ic |
| Hebraically (adverb) | He·bra·i·cal·ly |
| Hebraism (noun) | He·bra·ism |
| Hebraist (noun) | He·bra·ist |
| Hebraistic (adjective) | He·bra·is·tic |
| hebraization (noun) | he·bra·i·za·tion |
| hebraize (verb) | he·bra·ize |
| Hebraize (verb) | He·bra·ize |
| Hebrew (noun) | He·brew |
| Hebrew (adjective) | Hebrew |
| Hebrews (noun) | He·brews |
| Hebridean (adjective) | Heb·ri·de·an |
| Hebridean (noun) | Heb·ri·de·an |
| Hecate (noun) | Hec·ate |
| hecatomb (noun) | hec·a·tomb |
| heck (noun) | heck |
| heck (interjection) | heck |
| heckelphone (noun) | heck·el·phone |
| heckle (verb) | heck·le |
| heckle (noun) | heck·le |
| heckler (noun) | heck·ler |
| hectarage (noun) | hec·tar·age |
| hectare (noun) | hect·are |
| hectic (adjective) | hec·tic |
| hectic (noun) | hec·tic |
| hectically (adverb) | hec·ti·cal·ly |
| hectocotylus (noun) | hec·to·cot·y·lus |
| hectogram (noun) | hec·to·gram |
| hectograph (noun) | hec·to·graph |
| hectograph (verb) | hectograph |
| hectoliter (noun) | hec·to·li·ter |
| hectolitre (noun) | hec·to·li·tre |
| hectometer (noun) | hec·to·me·ter |
| hectometre (noun) | hec·to·me·tre |
| hector (noun) | hec·tor |
| hector (verb) | hector |
| hectoringly (adverb) | hec·tor·ing·ly |
| Hecuba (noun) | Hec·u·ba |
| heddle (noun) | hed·dle |
| heder (noun) | he·der |
| hedge (noun) | hedge |
| hedge (verb) | hedge |
| hedge (adjective) | hedge |
| hedgehog (noun) | hedge·hog |
| hedgehop (verb) | hedge·hop |
| hedgehopper (noun) | hedge·hop·per |
| hedgepig (noun) | hedge·pig |
| hedger (noun) | hedg·er |
| hedgerow (noun) | hedge·row |
| hedgingly (adverb) | hedg·ing·ly |
| hedonic (adjective) | he·don·ic |
| hedonically (adverb) | he·don·i·cal·ly |
| hedonism (noun) | he·do·nism |
| hedonist (noun) | he·do·nist |
| hedonistic (adjective) | he·do·nis·tic |
| hedonistically (adverb) | he·do·nis·ti·cal·ly |
| hee-haw (noun) | hee-haw |
| hee-haw (verb) | hee-haw |
| heebie-jeebies (noun) | hee·bie-jee·bies |
| heed (verb) | heed |
| heed (noun) | heed |
| heedful (adjective) | heed·ful |
| heedfully (adverb) | heed·ful·ly |
| heedfulness (noun) | heed·ful·ness |
| heedless (adjective) | heed·less |
| heedlessly (adverb) | heed·less·ly |
| heedlessness (noun) | heed·less·ness |
| heel (noun) | heel |
| heel (verb) | heel |
| heel-and-toe (adjective) | heel-and-toe |
| heelball (noun) | heel·ball |
| heeled (adjective) | heeled |
| heeler (noun) | heel·er |
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