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Syllable Count For Rhymes

A syllable is a basic unit of written and spoken language. It is a unit consisting of uninterrupted sound that can be used to make up words.

Example: hotel has two syllables: ho and tel.

On every word found in our dictionary of rhymes will indicated the syllables counted. Our counter is not entirely accurate due to the numerous syllabic anomolies found within the English language (e.g., parted, priest, scariest, wished). The only way to get a 100% accurate count is to do a dictionary lookup, we suggest http://dictionary.reference.com/ for definitions.

Six Kinds of Syllables

  1. Closed Syllables: One and only one vowel, and it ends in a consonant. Example: in, ask, truck, sock, stretch, twelfth, and on.
  2. Open Syllables: An open syllable has one and only one vowel, and that vowel occurs at the end of the syllable. Example: no, she, and spry.
  3. Silent-E Syllables: Ends in an e, has one and only one consonant before that e, and has one and only one vowel before that consonant. Examples include ate, ice, tune, slope, and these.
  4. Vowel Combination Syllables: A cluster of two or three vowels or a vowel-consonant unit with a sound or sounds particular to that unit. Example: rain, day, see, veil, pie, piece, cue, and true.
  5. Vowel-R Syllables: Includes one and only one vowel followed by an r, or one vowel followed by an r which is followed by a silent e, or a vowel combination followed by an r. Example: car, or, care, and air.
  6. Consonant-L-E Syllables: A consonant is followed by le. The vowel sound in these syllables is the schwa sound that occurs before the "l". Example: -ble, -cle, -dle, -fle, and -gle.

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