The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| half-mast (noun) | half-mast |
| half-moon (noun) | half-moon |
| half-moon (adjective) | half-moon |
| half-move (noun) | half-move |
| half-pint (noun) | half-pint |
| half-pipe (noun) | half-pipe |
| half-price (adjective) | half-price |
| half-price (noun) | half-price |
| half-round (adjective) | half-round |
| half-sister (noun) | half-sis·ter |
| half-slip (noun) | half-slip |
| half-sole (verb) | half-sole |
| half-space (noun) | half-space |
| half-staff (noun) | half-staff |
| half-tester (noun) | half-test·er |
| half-timber (adjective) | half-timber |
| half-timbered (adjective) | half-tim·bered |
| half-timbering (noun) | half-tim·ber·ing |
| half-track (noun) | half-track |
| half-track (adjective) | half-track |
| half-truth (noun) | half-truth |
| half-volley (verb) | half-volley |
| half-volley (noun) | half-vol·ley |
| half-wit (noun) | half-wit |
| half-witted (adjective) | half-wit·ted |
| half-wittedness (noun) | half-wit·ted·ness |
| half-world (noun) | half-world |
| half-yearly (adjective) | half-year·ly |
| halfback (noun) | half·back |
| halfbeak (noun) | half·beak |
| halfhearted (adjective) | half·heart·ed |
| halfheartedly (adverb) | half·heart·ed·ly |
| halfheartedness (noun) | half·heart·ed·ness |
| halfness (noun) | half·ness |
| halfpenny (noun) | half·pen·ny |
| halfpenny (adjective) | halfpenny |
| halfpennyworth (noun) | half·pen·ny·worth |
| halftime (noun) | half·time |
| halftone (noun) | half·tone |
| halftone (adjective) | halftone |
| halfway (adjective) | half·way |
| halfway (adverb) | halfway |
| halfwit (noun) | half·wit |
| halfwitted (adjective) | half·wit·ted |
| halfwittedly (adverb) | half·wit·ted·ly |
| halfwittedness (noun) | half·wit·ted·ness |
| halibut (noun) | hal·i·but |
| halide (noun) | ha·lide |
| halidom (noun) | hal·i·dom |
| halidome (noun) | hal·i·dome |
| halite (noun) | ha·lite |
| halitosis (noun) | hal·i·to·sis |
| hall (noun) | hall |
| hallah (noun) | hallah |
| Hallel (noun) | Hal·lel |
| hallelujah (interjection) | hal·le·lu·jah |
| hallelujah (noun) | hallelujah |
| hallmark (noun) | hall·mark |
| hallmark (verb) | hallmark |
| hallo (noun) | hal·lo |
| hallo (interjection) | hal·lo |
| halloa (interjection) | hal·loa |
| halloo (verb) | hal·loo |
| halloo (noun) | halloo |
| halloo (interjection) | halloo |
| halloumi (noun) | hal·lou·mi |
| hallow (verb) | hal·low |
| hallow (noun) | hal·low |
| Hallowe'en (noun) | Hal·low·een |
| hallowed (adjective) | hal·lowed |
| Halloween (noun) | Hal·low·een |
| Hallowmas (noun) | Hal·low·mas |
| Hallstadt (adjective) | Hall·stadt |
| Hallstatt (adjective) | Hall·statt |
| Hallstatt (noun) | Hall·statt |
| hallucinant (adjective) | hal·lu·ci·nant |
| hallucinate (verb) | hal·lu·ci·nate |
| hallucination (noun) | hal·lu·ci·na·tion |
| hallucinator (noun) | hal·lu·ci·na·tor |
| hallucinatory (adjective) | hal·lu·ci·na·to·ry |
| hallucinogen (noun) | hal·lu·ci·no·gen |
| hallucinogenic (adjective) | hal·lu·ci·no·gen·ic |
| hallucinogenic (noun) | hal·lu·ci·no·gen·ic |
| hallucinosis (noun) | hal·lu·ci·no·sis |
| hallux (noun) | hal·lux |
| hallway (noun) | hall·way |
| halma (noun) | hal·ma |
| halo (noun) | ha·lo |
| halo (verb) | halo |
| halocarbon (noun) | hal·o·car·bon |
| halocline (noun) | hal·o·cline |
| haloform (noun) | hal·o·form |
| halogen (noun) | hal·o·gen |
| halogen (adjective) | halogen |
| halogenate (verb) | ha·lo·ge·nate |
| halogenation (noun) | ha·lo·ge·na·tion |
| halogenic (adjective) | hal·o·gen·ic |
| halogenous (adjective) | ha·log·e·nous |
| halogeton (noun) | hal·o·ge·ton |
| halomorphic (adjective) | hal·o·mor·phic |
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