What syllable is stressed in the word magazine?

Answer 1

Either the first or third is acceptable; regional dialects vary. I've heard it most often on the third syllable when referring to a periodical and on the first syllable when referring to a firearm cartridge,

Answer 2

Ah, what a lovely word "magazine" is. When we say it out loud, we naturally put the stress on the second syllable - "ma-ga-ZINE." Just like painting, language is a beautiful art form that flows with rhythm and grace. Keep practicing, and soon you'll be speaking with the smoothness of a babbling brook.

Answer 3

In the word "magazine," the stress falls on the second syllable, "ga-." This makes it a word with primary stress on the second syllable, a pattern known as a trochee in poetic meter. The pronunciation is /ˌmæɡ.əˈzin/.

Answer 4

Ma

Answer 5

Zine

Answer 6

Magazine