The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| seem (verb) | seem |
| seeming (noun) | seem·ing |
| seeming (adjective) | seeming |
| seemingly (adverb) | seem·ing·ly |
| seemliness (noun) | seem·li·ness |
| seemly (adjective) | seem·ly |
| seemly (adverb) | seemly |
| seep (verb) | seep |
| seep (noun) | seep |
| seepage (noun) | seep·age |
| seepy (adjective) | seepy |
| seer (noun) | seer |
| seeress (noun) | seer·ess |
| seersucker (noun) | seer·suck·er |
| seesaw (noun) | see·saw |
| seesaw (adjective) | seesaw |
| seesaw (verb) | seesaw |
| seethe (verb) | seethe |
| seethe (noun) | seethe |
| seething (adjective) | seething |
| Sefer (noun) | Se·fer |
| segment (noun) | seg·ment |
| segment (verb) | seg·ment |
| segmental (adjective) | seg·men·tal |
| segmentalization (noun) | seg·men·tal·i·za·tion |
| segmentalize (verb) | seg·men·tal·ize |
| segmentally (adverb) | seg·men·tal·ly |
| segmentary (adjective) | seg·men·tary |
| segmentation (noun) | seg·men·ta·tion |
| segmented (adjective) | seg·ment·ed |
| segno (noun) | se·gno |
| sego (noun) | se·go |
| segregable (adjective) | seg·re·ga·ble |
| segregant (noun) | seg·re·gant |
| segregate (verb) | seg·re·gate |
| segregate (noun) | seg·re·gate |
| segregated (adjective) | segregated |
| segregation (noun) | seg·re·ga·tion |
| segregational (adjective) | seg·re·ga·tion·al |
| segregationist (noun) | seg·re·ga·tion·ist |
| segregationist (adjective) | segregationist |
| segregative (adjective) | seg·re·ga·tive |
| segue (verb) | se·gue |
| segue (noun) | segue |
| seguidilla (noun) | se·gui·di·lla |
| Seguridad (noun) | Se·gur·i·dad |
| Segway (noun) | Seg·way |
| Sehnsucht (noun) | Sehn·sucht |
| sei (noun) | sei |
| seicentist (noun) | sei·cen·tist |
| seicento (noun) | sei·cen·to |
| seiche (noun) | seiche |
| seidel (noun) | sei·del |
| seif (noun) | seif |
| seigneur (noun) | sei·gneur |
| seigneurial (adjective) | sei·gneur·ial |
| seigneury (noun) | sei·gneury |
| seignior (noun) | sei·gnior |
| seigniorage (noun) | sei·gnior·age |
| seigniory (noun) | sei·gniory |
| seignorage (noun) | sei·gnor·age |
| seignorial (adjective) | sei·gno·ri·al |
| seignory (noun) | sei·gnory |
| seine (noun) | seine |
| seine (verb) | seine |
| seiner (noun) | sein·er |
| seise (verb) | seise |
| seisin (noun) | sei·sin |
| seismic (adjective) | seis·mic |
| seismical (adjective) | seis·mi·cal |
| seismically (adverb) | seis·mi·cal·ly |
| seismicity (noun) | seis·mic·i·ty |
| seismogram (noun) | seis·mo·gram |
| seismograph (noun) | seis·mo·graph |
| seismographer (noun) | seis·mog·ra·pher |
| seismographic (adjective) | seis·mo·graph·ic |
| seismographical (adjective) | seis·mo·graph·i·cal |
| seismography (noun) | seis·mog·ra·phy |
| seismological (adjective) | seis·mo·log·i·cal |
| seismologically (adverb) | seis·mo·log·i·cal·ly |
| seismologist (noun) | seis·mol·o·gist |
| seismology (noun) | seis·mol·o·gy |
| seismometer (noun) | seis·mom·e·ter |
| seismometric (adjective) | seis·mo·met·ric |
| seismometry (noun) | seis·mom·e·try |
| seismosaurus (noun) | seis·mo·sau·rus |
| seitan (noun) | sei·tan |
| seiza (noun) | sei·za |
| seizable (adjective) | seiz·a·ble |
| seize (verb) | seize |
| seizer (noun) | seiz·er |
| seizin (noun) | sei·zin |
| seizing (noun) | seizing |
| seizure (noun) | sei·zure |
| sejant (adjective) | se·jant |
| Sejm (noun) | Sejm |
| Sekt (noun) | Sekt |
| selachian (noun) | se·la·chi·an |
| selachian (adjective) | selachian |
| seladang (noun) | se·la·dang |
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