The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| injunction (noun) | in·junc·tion |
| injunctive (adjective) | in·junc·tive |
| injure (verb) | in·jure |
| injured (adjective) | in·jured |
| injurer (noun) | in·jur·er |
| injurious (adjective) | in·ju·ri·ous |
| injuriously (adverb) | in·ju·ri·ous·ly |
| injuriousness (noun) | in·ju·ri·ous·ness |
| injury (noun) | in·ju·ry |
| injustice (noun) | in·jus·tice |
| ink (noun) | ink |
| ink (verb) | ink |
| ink-jet (adjective) | ink-jet |
| ink-jet (noun) | ink-jet |
| inkberry (noun) | ink·ber·ry |
| inker (noun) | ink·er |
| inkhorn (noun) | ink·horn |
| inkhorn (adjective) | inkhorn |
| inkiness (noun) | ink·i·ness |
| inkle (noun) | in·kle |
| inkling (noun) | in·kling |
| inkstand (noun) | ink·stand |
| inkstone (noun) | ink·stone |
| inkwell (noun) | ink·well |
| inky (adjective) | inky |
| inlaid (adjective) | in·laid |
| inland (adjective) | in·land |
| inland (noun) | inland |
| inland (adverb) | inland |
| inlander (noun) | in·land·er |
| inlay (verb) | in·lay |
| inlay (noun) | in·lay |
| inlayer (noun) | in·lay·er |
| inlet (noun) | in·let |
| inlier (noun) | in·li·er |
| inly (adverb) | in·ly |
| inmate (noun) | in·mate |
| inmost (adjective) | in·most |
| inn (noun) | inn |
| inn (verb) | inn |
| innards (noun) | in·nards |
| innate (adjective) | in·nate |
| innately (adverb) | in·nate·ly |
| innateness (noun) | in·nate·ness |
| inner (adjective) | in·ner |
| inner (noun) | inner |
| inner-city (adjective) | inner-city |
| inner-directed (adjective) | in·ner-di·rect·ed |
| innerly (adverb) | in·ner·ly |
| innermost (adjective) | in·ner·most |
| innermost (noun) | innermost |
| innerness (noun) | in·ner·ness |
| innersole (noun) | in·ner·sole |
| innerspring (adjective) | in·ner·spring |
| innervate (verb) | in·ner·vate |
| innervation (noun) | in·ner·va·tion |
| Innigkeit (foreign term) | In·nig·keit |
| inning (noun) | in·ning |
| innings (noun) | in·nings |
| innit (contraction) | in·nit |
| innkeeper (noun) | inn·keep·er |
| innocence (noun) | in·no·cence |
| innocency (noun) | in·no·cen·cy |
| innocent (adjective) | in·no·cent |
| innocent (noun) | innocent |
| innocently (adverb) | in·no·cent·ly |
| innocuous (adjective) | in·noc·u·ous |
| innocuously (adverb) | in·noc·u·ous·ly |
| innocuousness (noun) | in·noc·u·ous·ness |
| innominate (adjective) | in·nom·i·nate |
| innovate (verb) | in·no·vate |
| innovation (noun) | in·no·va·tion |
| innovational (adjective) | in·no·va·tion·al |
| innovative (adjective) | in·no·va·tive |
| innovatively (adverb) | in·no·va·tive·ly |
| innovativeness (noun) | in·no·va·tive·ness |
| innovator (noun) | in·no·va·tor |
| innovatory (adjective) | in·no·va·to·ry |
| innuendo (noun) | in·nu·en·do |
| Innuit (noun) | Innuit |
| innumerability (noun) | in·nu·mer·a·bil·i·ty |
| innumerable (adjective) | in·nu·mer·a·ble |
| innumerably (adverb) | in·nu·mer·a·bly |
| innumeracy (noun) | in·nu·mer·a·cy |
| innumerate (adjective) | in·nu·mer·ate |
| innumerate (noun) | innumerate |
| innumerous (adjective) | in·nu·mer·ous |
| innutrition (noun) | in·nu·tri·tion |
| innutritious (adjective) | in·nu·tri·tious |
| inobservance (noun) | in·ob·ser·vance |
| inobservant (adjective) | in·ob·ser·vant |
| inoculable (adjective) | in·oc·u·la·ble |
| inoculant (noun) | in·oc·u·lant |
| inoculate (verb) | in·oc·u·late |
| inoculation (noun) | in·oc·u·la·tion |
| inoculative (adjective) | in·oc·u·la·tive |
| inoculator (noun) | in·oc·u·la·tor |
| inoculum (noun) | in·oc·u·lum |
| inodorous (adjective) | in·o·dor·ous |
| inoffensive (adjective) | in·of·fen·sive |
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