Meaning

1 senses
  1. (rare, uncountable)Syllabification

Origin

First attested in 1829; formed as the Latin syllaba (“syllable”) + the English -ation; com

First attested in 1829; formed as the Latin syllaba (“syllable”) + the English -ation; compare the French syllabation and the Medieval Latin syllabō.

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Synonyms

2 synonyms
syllabificationsyllabisation

See also

neighbours in the dictionary
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