disyllabic in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for disyllabic in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.disyllabic [Brit ˌdʌɪsɪˈlabɪk, Am ˌdaɪsəˈlæbɪk] N LING

disyllabic

bisillabo m

disyllabic

disillabo m

II.disyllabic [Brit ˌdʌɪsɪˈlabɪk, Am ˌdaɪsəˈlæbɪk] ADJ LING

disyllabic

bisillabico, disillabico, bisillabo

Translations for disyllabic in the Italian»English Dictionary

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English

Since all verbs are required to have two syllables, a meaningless prefix must be added to the verb to fulfill the disyllabic requirement.

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This call is a pair of strident, disyllabic chirps, similar to those of the house sparrow, but louder and high-pitched, transcribed as "chweeng-chweeng, cheela-cheeli".

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Almost all other vowel combinations are possible, but only across two adjacent syllables, such as the disyllabic vowel combination in "kua" well.

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In disyllabic words, the primary stress is placed on the final syllable.

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Disyllabic names of railway lines, freeways, and provinces are often formed by taking one character from each of the two locales' names.

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In general a noun stem will contain from one to three syllables, out of these disyllabic are most common.

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There is a tendency for words to have two syllables (disyllabic) with perhaps 80% of the lexicon being disyllabic.

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They are very silent except at the nest where they produce grunts and croaks and a disyllabic "chigi-chigi-chigi".

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According to their phonological behaviour, these are disyllabic words and not trisyllabic.

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Disyllabic nouns starting with a prefix need to be learned individually.

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