polysyllabe

adjectivecommon noun

Syllable Decomposition

polysyllabe

Etymology

from the Latin polysyllabus, derived from the Ancient Greek (polusullabos), composed of (polus) "many" and (sullabê) "syllable".

Definition

1. Composed of several syllables. grammaire: Ce mot est polysyllabe.

Synonym

polysyllabique

Antonyms

monosyllabemonosyllabique

Plural

polysyllabes

Translations

See also

syllabation (cn.) syllaber (v.) monosyllabisme (cn.) dodécasyllabe (adj.) syllabisation (cn.) syllabisme (cn.) équisyllabisme (cn.) syllabaire (cn.) syllabaire (adj.) syllabique (adj.) tétrasyllabe (adj.) polysyllabes (adj.) trisyllabe (adj.) décasyllabe (adj.) dissyllabe (adj.) dissyllabe (cn.) dissyllabique (adj.) monosyllabe (adj.) monosyllabe (cn.) monosyllabique (adj.)