The second syllable is stressed: com-MU-ni-ty.
There are four syllables like so: com-mun-i-ty.
Village is stressed on the first syllable. (vil-ij)
Com-mun-it-y. there are 4 syllables.
com-MU-ni-ty
Com/un/ity
Sound out the word and the breaks are syllables. Starvation would be star-va-tion.
There are three syllables: Cat-a-ract.
The word whistle has two syllables. The syllables in the word are whist-le.
Break it down= hor-se so there is two
There are four syllables: Ret-ro-gas-tric.
A/me/ri/can - 4 syllables
The word "asphyxia" can be broken down into "a-" meaning without or lack of, and "-sphyxia" from the Greek word "sphyxis," meaning pulse. Therefore, asphyxia refers to a condition characterized by lack of oxygen and inability to breathe properly, often leading to unconsciousness or death.
in-noc-ent
Sound out the word and the breaks are syllables. Burpee would be bur-pee.
Sound out the word and the breaks are syllables. Starvation would be star-va-tion.
The word "helmet" has two syllables. The syllable break-down is "hel" and "met."
There are two syllables: O-bese.
There are two syllables: Deft-ly.
There are two syllables: Jad-ed.
un der neath
the word fruit has only one syllable
word-shop-per. TA-DA