The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| aberration (noun) | ab·er·ra·tion |
| aberrational (adjective) | ab·er·ra·tion·al |
| abet (verb) | abet |
| abetment (noun) | abet·ment |
| abettor (noun) | abet·tor |
| abeyance (noun) | abey·ance |
| abeyant (adjective) | abey·ant |
| abhor (verb) | ab·hor |
| abhorrence (noun) | ab·hor·rence |
| abhorrent (adjective) | ab·hor·rent |
| abhorrently (adverb) | ab·hor·rent·ly |
| abhorrer (noun) | ab·hor·rer |
| Abib (noun) | Abib |
| abidance (noun) | abid·ance |
| abide (verb) | abide |
| abider (noun) | abid·er |
| abiding (adjective) | abid·ing |
| abidingly (adverb) | abid·ing·ly |
| abigail (noun) | ab·i·gail |
| ability (noun) | abil·i·ty |
| abiogenesis (noun) | abio·gen·e·sis |
| abiogenic (adjective) | abio·gen·ic |
| abiogenically (adverb) | abio·gen·i·cal·ly |
| abiogenist (noun) | abi·og·e·nist |
| abiological (adjective) | abi·o·log·i·cal |
| abiotic (adjective) | abi·ot·ic |
| abiotically (adverb) | abi·ot·i·cal·ly |
| abject (adjective) | ab·ject |
| abjection (noun) | ab·jec·tion |
| abjectly (adverb) | ab·ject·ly |
| abjectness (noun) | ab·ject·ness |
| abjuration (noun) | ab·ju·ra·tion |
| abjure (verb) | ab·jure |
| abjurer (noun) | ab·jur·er |
| Abkhas (noun) | Ab·khas |
| Abkhaz (noun) | Ab·khaz |
| Abkhaz (adjective) | Ab·khaz |
| Abkhazian (adjective) | Ab·kha·zian |
| Abkhazian (noun) | Ab·kha·zian |
| ablate (verb) | ab·late |
| ablation (noun) | ab·la·tion |
| ablative (adjective) | ab·la·tive |
| ablative (noun) | ablative |
| ablatively (adverb) | ab·la·tive·ly |
| ablaut (noun) | ab·laut |
| ablaze (adjective) | ablaze |
| ablaze (adverb) | ablaze |
| able (adjective) | able |
| able-bodied (adjective) | able-bod·ied |
| abled (adjective) | abled |
| ableism (noun) | able·ism |
| ableist (noun) | a·ble·ist |
| ableist (adjective) | able·ist |
| abloom (adjective) | abloom |
| abluted (adjective) | ab·lut·ed |
| ablution (noun) | ab·lu·tion |
| ablutionary (adjective) | ab·lu·tion·ary |
| ably (adverb) | ably |
| ABM (noun) | ABM |
| Abnaki (noun) | Ab·na·ki |
| abnegate (verb) | ab·ne·gate |
| abnegation (noun) | ab·ne·ga·tion |
| abnegator (noun) | ab·ne·ga·tor |
| abnormal (adjective) | ab·nor·mal |
| abnormal (noun) | abnormal |
| abnormality (noun) | ab·nor·mal·i·ty |
| abnormally (adverb) | ab·nor·mal·ly |
| abo (noun) | abo |
| Abo (adjective) | A·bo |
| Abo (noun) | A·bo |
| aboard (adverb) | aboard |
| aboard (preposition) | aboard |
| aboard (adjective) | aboard |
| abode (noun) | abode |
| abode (verb) | a·bode |
| aboil (adjective) | aboil |
| aboil (adverb) | aboil |
| abolish (verb) | abol·ish |
| abolishable (adjective) | abol·ish·able |
| abolisher (noun) | abol·ish·er |
| abolishment (noun) | abol·ish·ment |
| abolition (noun) | ab·o·li·tion |
| abolitionary (adjective) | ab·o·li·tion·ary |
| abolitionism (noun) | ab·o·li·tion·ism |
| abolitionist (noun) | ab·o·li·tion·ist |
| abolitionist (adjective) | ab·o·li·tion·ist |
| abomasal (adjective) | ab·oma·sal |
| abomasum (noun) | ab·oma·sum |
| abominable (adjective) | abom·i·na·ble |
| abominably (adverb) | abom·i·na·bly |
| abominate (verb) | abom·i·nate |
| abomination (noun) | abom·i·na·tion |
| abominator (noun) | abom·i·na·tor |
| aboral (adjective) | ab·oral |
| aborally (adverb) | ab·oral·ly |
| aboriginal (adjective) | ab·orig·i·nal |
| aboriginal (noun) | aboriginal |
| Aboriginality (noun) | Ab·o·rig·i·nal·i·ty |
| aboriginally (adverb) | ab·orig·i·nal·ly |
| aborigine (noun) | ab·orig·i·ne |
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