1. To utter; to articulate.

2. A letter or combination of letters uttered together by a single impulsion of the voice; a small part of a sentence; a particle.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• syllablus,
• syllabel,
• syllabols,
• sylabale,
• sylaable,
• gullable,
• syallables,
• cyllables,
• syllablic,
• fallable,
• syllabii,
• syllabes,
• gallable,
• syllabas,
• rollable,
• sylyble,
• syliables,
• syllaball,
• syllabys,
• syllabis

• sellable,
• syllabled.

The adjective form of the word "syllable" is "syllabic".

The plural of the "syllable" can be the "syllables".

The singular of the "syllable" can be the "syllable".