Sharp Words with Tilde

Author: Laura McKinney
Date Of Creation: 5 August 2021
Update Date: 12 May 2024
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Sharp words are those whose stressed syllable (the one that is pronounced with more emphasis) is the last. Acute words carry a tilde when they end in N, S or vowel.

For example: carton (ends in N), hamore (ends in S), be(ends in vowel).

According to their accentuation, the words are classified as follows:

  • Sharp words. Accented on the last syllable.
    For example: dogtion, occupypair.
  • Serious words. Accented on the penultimate syllable.
    For example: fourthto, facyl.
  • Words esdrújulas. Accented on the penultimate syllable.
    For example: pagina, ACmara.
  • Words sobreesdrújulas. Accented on the syllable before the penultimate.
    For example: dantell me, I explaineddogtame it.

Examples of acute words with tilde

toACcolibrínation
actioncoOwnojathe
accorddeoncompassoryou
ademorecobadorganizetion
toGodconstitutetionpapa
tofancorazonehairton
tohicorteasI missedtion
toskullemotionperfection
tollíangrydopopulatetion
soulcenin itsciopure
almiDonslagpionwhozás
tonísfrancésration
apagonbrakeyesraton
balondrivefootrazone
behuRonI recentlybi
flareliinglésrehen
beyou nintebeefrinwith
forkstionjabalirubi
bistulaughhamoreSaltmon
buzonelastimósatisfytion
ACfaithyouonI knowgún
I fellmanlimonsolution
ACjónmaletinSWñó
shimtinmamoreitscold
caldeRonmaneithertabu
limezonepeanutheretamgood
bedRonmaratontvZion
ACmissionplustinhaveZion
campawnmedicaltiontempttion
dogtionmeditatetionsharkRon
ACñóIlontransitiontion
capsoIwildebeestornion
carmeyesmeZiongoesgon
champumonopatinvocation
  • Follows with: Sharp words without accent

Sharp words of proper names with tilde

TOdanHehtheirRamon
BenjaminJordanRalast
FromWedJoI knowRuwell
FabiánJosuéSalomon
FerminThuliánSebastián
InésPalaughYesmon
HaputPeruOktin

Follow with:


  • Sentences with sharp words
  • Sharp words from countries
  • Sharp animal words
  • Sharp words of fruits and vegetables


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