| A disyllable or disyllabic word has two syllables, a trisyllable or trisyllabic word has three. |
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| In modern English all the disyllabic and trisyllabic words have only recessive stress, e.g. colour, marriage. |
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| Treeswifts calls have been described as a squeal, with a few syllables grouped together to form a disyllabic or trisyllabic call. |
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| In early Middle English short vowels of whatever origin were lengthened in the open stressed syllables of disyllabic words. |
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| I think I'll stick to monosyllabic and disyllabic words today. |
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| In Chhatthare Limbu, The sequence of CVCV, CVCCV, CVCVC and CVCCVC constitutes disyllabic pattern. |
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| As the names of many Vietnamese letters are disyllabic, it would be less convenient to pronounce an initialism by its individual letters. |
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| This means that a word which is underlyingly trisyllabic is realized as a disyllabic word on the surface representation. |
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| Feet in Livonian consist of one to three syllables, with disyllabic feet being the most typical. |
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| Due to the high frequency of pf disyllabic roots, of the kind CVCV, CVN, or CVV, Mande was written in syllabary. |
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| The findings of the study revealed that the perception of monosyllabic words was significantly lower than the perception of disyllabic words. |
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| It has often been claimed that linguistic evolution leads toward monosyllabicity and that an artificial international language should therefore contain no disyllabic words. |
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