- a
syllable is a unit of
organization for a
sequence of
speech sounds. for example, the word
water is
composed of two syllables: wa and
- a
syllabary is a set of
written symbols that
represent the
syllable s or (more frequently) mora s
which make up word s. or v syllable—but
-
syllable desktop is a free and open
source operating system for
pentium and
compatible processors. its
purpose is to
create an easy-to-
- some
southern dialects of
italian , a syllable-timed language, are
effectively stress-timed english, a stress-timed language, has
become -
ablatives in
singular and
plural may be
extended by the
syllable -tas; thus mat or mattas,
asmat or asmattas. ,
first person second - yi
syllables is a
unicode block containing the
characters of the
liangshan standard yi
script for
writing the nuosu, or yi , language. , !
- in
linguistics ,
syllable weight is the
concept that
syllables pattern together according to the
number and/or
duration of
segment s in the
- in
linguistics ,
stress is the
relative emphasis that may be
given to
certain syllable s in a word, or to
certain words in a
phrase or
-
minor syllable is a term used
primarily in the
description of mon-khmer
languages ,
where a word
typically consists of a
reduced (minor)
-
register tone
system in
multisyllable words, a
single tone may be
carried by the
entire word,
rather than a
different tone on each syllable.
