The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| nay (noun) | nay |
| nay (conjunct subordinate) | nay |
| nay-saying (noun) | nay-say·ing |
| naysay (verb) | nay·say |
| naysayer (noun) | nay·say·er |
| Nazarene (noun) | Naz·a·rene |
| Nazarene (adjective) | Nazarene |
| Nazi (noun) | Na·zi |
| nazi (adjective) | nazi |
| Nazi (adjective) | Na·zi |
| Nazidom (noun) | Na·zi·dom |
| nazification (noun) | na·zi·fi·ca·tion |
| nazify (verb) | na·zi·fy |
| Nazify (verb) | Na·zi·fy |
| Naziism (noun) | Na·zi·ism |
| Nazirite (noun) | Naz·i·rite |
| Naziritism (noun) | Naz·i·rit·ism |
| Nazism (noun) | Na·zism |
| NCO (noun) | NCO |
| Ndebele (noun) | Nde·be·le |
| Ndebele (adjective) | Nde·be·le |
| né (adjective) | né |
| ne'er (contraction) | neer |
| ne'er-do-well (noun) | neer-do-well |
| ne'er-do-well (adjective) | neer-do-well |
| Neanderthal (noun) | Ne·an·der·thal |
| Neanderthal (adjective) | Neanderthal |
| Neanderthaloid (adjective) | Ne·an·der·thal·oid |
| Neanderthaloid (noun) | Ne·an·der·thal·oid |
| neap (adjective) | neap |
| neap (noun) | neap |
| neap (verb) | neap |
| Neapolitan (noun) | Ne·a·pol·i·tan |
| Neapolitan (adjective) | Neapolitan |
| near (adverb) | near |
| near (preposition) | near |
| near (adjective) | near |
| near (verb) | near |
| near-infrared (adjective) | near-in·fra·red |
| near-term (adjective) | near-term |
| near-ultraviolet (adjective) | near-ul·tra·vi·o·let |
| nearby (adverb) | near·by |
| nearby (adjective) | near·by |
| Nearctic (adjective) | Ne·arc·tic |
| nearish (adjective) | near·ish |
| nearly (adverb) | near·ly |
| nearness (noun) | near·ness |
| nearshore (adjective) | near·shore |
| nearside (adjective) | near·side |
| nearside (noun) | nearside |
| nearsighted (adjective) | near·sight·ed |
| nearsightedly (adverb) | near·sight·ed·ly |
| nearsightedness (noun) | near·sight·ed·ness |
| neat (noun) | neat |
| neat (adjective) | neat |
| neat (adverb) | neat |
| neaten (verb) | neat·en |
| neath (preposition) | neath |
| neatherd (noun) | neat·herd |
| neatly (adverb) | neat·ly |
| neatness (noun) | neat·ness |
| neatnik (noun) | neat·nik |
| neb (noun) | neb |
| Nebbiolo (noun) | Neb·bi·o·lo |
| nebbish (noun) | neb·bish |
| nebbishy (adjective) | neb·bishy |
| nebenkern (noun) | ne·ben·kern |
| Nebraska (adjective) | Ne·bras·ka |
| Nebraskan (adjective) | Ne·bras·kan |
| Nebraskan (noun) | Ne·bras·kan |
| Nebuchadnezzar (noun) | Neb·u·chad·nez·zar |
| nebula (noun) | neb·u·la |
| nebular (adjective) | neb·u·lar |
| nebulium (noun) | ne·bu·li·um |
| nebulization (noun) | neb·u·li·za·tion |
| nebulize (verb) | neb·u·lize |
| nebulizer (noun) | neb·u·liz·er |
| nebulosity (noun) | neb·u·los·i·ty |
| nebulous (adjective) | neb·u·lous |
| nebulously (adverb) | neb·u·lous·ly |
| nebulousness (noun) | neb·u·lous·ness |
| nebuly (adjective) | neb·u·ly |
| necessarian (noun) | nec·es·sar·i·an |
| necessarianism (noun) | nec·es·sar·i·an·ism |
| necessarily (adverb) | nec·es·sar·i·ly |
| necessary (adjective) | nec·es·sary |
| necessary (noun) | necessary |
| necessitarian (adjective) | ne·ces·si·tar·i·an |
| necessitarian (noun) | ne·ces·si·tar·i·an |
| necessitarianism (noun) | ne·ces·si·tar·i·an·ism |
| necessitate (verb) | ne·ces·si·tate |
| necessitation (noun) | ne·ces·si·ta·tion |
| necessitous (adjective) | ne·ces·si·tous |
| necessitously (adverb) | ne·ces·si·tous·ly |
| necessitousness (noun) | ne·ces·si·tous·ness |
| necessity (noun) | ne·ces·si·ty |
| neck (noun) | neck |
| neck (verb) | neck |
| neck-rein (verb) | neck-rein |
| neckband (noun) | neck·band |
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