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sa ओं (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr more (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr esdrúixol (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabographe (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
es agudo (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr quadrisyllabique (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
de silbe (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr trisyllabe (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr amuïssement (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr logo syllabique (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
el συλλαβη (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr accent (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe (n)
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fr hendécasyllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr onomatopée (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr dodécasyllabe (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllaber (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr dissyllabe (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr sténogramme (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
mg vaki teny (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
ca síl·laba (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr scander (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabifier (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr imparisyllabique (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabification (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe ouverte (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr prononcer (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr synérèse (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr paroxyton (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr aum (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr tétrasyllabique (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe (n)
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fr tétrasyllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr approche (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr monosyllabe (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr vocaliser (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr antépénultième (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe (n)
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fr pentasyllabe Source: French Wiktionary
eo unusilaba (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr scansion (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabaire (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr appui (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe (n)
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fr ennéasyllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr sloka (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr kana (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr initial (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr rimer (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
vi âm tiết (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr tonème (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr majestatif (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
ta அசை (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
es sobreesdrújulo (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe (n)
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fr dissyllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr pied (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
eo trisilaba (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr haïku (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
ka მარცვალი (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr yōon (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
grc προπερισπαω (v)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr accent circonflexe (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr quiescence (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
la syllaba (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr glyconien (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
crh eca (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
ln ekango (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
es sobresdrújulo (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr clonie (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr pré antépénultième (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
br silabenn (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr trisyllabique (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr assonance (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
es esdrújulo (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr chorée (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr baryton (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr tétrasyllabe (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr thésis (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr hexasyllabe (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
nl lettergreep (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
grc συλλαβη (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabique (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr liaison (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe fermée (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr hypercatalecte (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr saphique (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr phonologie (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr trissyllabe (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
id suku kata (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
ca esdrúixol (a)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
ses harfuɲaa (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
en syllable (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe (n)
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fr phonème Source: French Wiktionary
fr coda (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr palilalie (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe (n)
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fr voix Source: French Wiktionary
fr proparoxyton (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr hiatus (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr syllabe longue par position (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr vers (n)
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fr anté pénultième (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr épitase (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr trissyllabe (n)
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fr syllabe Source: French Wiktionary
fr parisyllabe (a)
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