disyllabic in Irish
disyllabic in Irish is déshiollach — disyllabic means made up of two syllables.
disyllabic in Irish
déshiollach
Comprising two syllables.
déshiollach
a word consisting of two syllables
What does "disyllabic" mean?
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adjective Made up of two syllables.
""Table" is a disyllabic word."
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noun A word that has two syllables.
""Window" is a disyllabic, and so is "garden.""
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disyllabic in a sentence
- "Table" is a disyllabic word.
- Many English first names, such as Robin and Hannah, are disyllabic.
- "Window" is a disyllabic, and so is "garden."
- The teacher asked the class to list five disyllabics.
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What is "disyllabic" in Irish?
"disyllabic" in Irish is déshiollach. disyllabic means: Made up of two syllables.
How do you use "disyllabic" in a sentence?
Example: ""Table" is a disyllabic word." In Irish, "disyllabic" is déshiollach.
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