Prayers with Hiatus

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• Simple hiatus
• Simple hiatus of two equal vowels
• Accentual or accentuated hiatus
• Hiatus with "h"

The hiatus It occurs when a word has two consecutive vowels but in different syllables. This occurs when the accentuation of the word forces a diphthong or tripthong to be separated into different syllables. For example: rto–íz, land–ón.

There are different cases in which a hiatus occurs:

• Accentuated hiatus. Closed vowel (i, u) stressed + open vowel (a, e, o) unstressed (or vice versa). For example: as-tro-no-mí–to. (in this case, it is not a sharp word but serious)
• Simple hiatus. Open vowel + accented open vowel. For example: pand–ón.
• Simple vowel hiatus same vowel. For example: land–andr.

There are words with an H in the middle of the hiatus. In Spanish, the hache is silent (except in combination with C or S) and therefore does not interrupt the formation of a hiatus. For example: al-cor-horl.

• See also: What is hiatus?

Simple hiatus

1. Booed (a - bu - chand – to - c). The team was booed after the ghastly game they had played.
2. Was happening (a - cto – and - Inc). Was happening the death of that hero.
3. Carry (a - ca - rrand – tor). The thief would go to trial: he should carry the consequences of their actions.
4. Aerial (to – é - rand – to). The company aerial paid all expenses following delays in the scheduled flight.
5. Airplane (to – and - ro - pla - no). The Airplane landed without difficulty.
6. Village (al - dand – to). The village it was surrounded by the Indians.
7. Villager (al - dand – to - no). The villagers they fought with all their might.
8. Random (a - land – to - to - rio). The order of the ingredients should not be random.
9. Flutter (a - le - tand – or). The bird, already tired, drew in the sky a careless flutter.
10. Lined up (a - li - nand – to - Ron). That day the planets lined up to my favor.
11. Atheist (a - te –o). My father is atheist.
12. Whitening (blan - whatand – or). At the bank they suggested that all customers do a Whitening of your keys.
13. Boa (bor – to). One of the families of boas is the boa python.
14. Canoe (ca - nor- to). The aborigines moved in primitive but efficient canoes.
15. Chaos (cto – ors). The chaos it seized the city for an instant.
16. Sewer (clor – to - ca). The sewer it should have been emptied long ago.
17. Cocoa (co - cor – to). My mother will prepare a delicious cocor.
18. Contract (with - trto – andr). The couple wanted contract marriage immediately.
19. Croatian (cror – to - ta). Prince Croatian sadly said goodbye to his country.
20. Decay (from - cto – andr). The economy began to decay the second semester.
21. Teacher (mto – ands - tra). The teacher taught arithmetic today.
22. Oasis (or - a - sis). In the middle of the desert, the traveler glimpsed a beautiful oasis.
23. West (or – ands - te). I like movies from far away West
24. Poem (por – and - ma). Javier wrote apoema for his girlfriend Andrea.
25. Poetry (por – and - sí – to). Through poetry it is possible to express many feelings.
26. Poet (por – and - ta). My uncle Alberto is a great poe
27. Rodent (ror – and - dor). In the movie, the roedor was good and his name was Ratatouille

Simple hiatus of two equal vowels

1. Creditors (a - crand- e - do - res). The acreeDoors called for a business meeting.
2. Anti-inflammatory (an - ti – in - fla - ma - to - rio). The mint plant is antiinflammatory
3. Counterargument (with - trto – tor - gu - men - to). The prosecution filed a contraargument to defend the young woman.
4. Counterattack (with - trto – to - ta - what). The fighter jets presented a contraa
5. Cooperated (cor- or - pe - ra - ron). The neighbors coothey quickly came to terms with the situation.
6. Coordinates (cor – orr - de - na - das). The plane traced cooordered to land
7. Believe (crand – andr). My mother always said that it is creer that goodness lives inside each person.
8. Provider (pro - vand – and - dor). The proveedor did not show up at the store today
9. Semi-conscious (se - mi – in - cons - hundred - te). After the accident, the woman was left semii
10. Zoo (zor – or - ló - gi - co). Last Friday we went to the zoological with my parents.

Accentual or accentuated hiatus

1. Advocacy (a - bo - ga - cí – to). My friend Noelia is studying lawía in college.
2. Agony (a - go - ní – to). This room inside the hospital is reserved for patients with agonía.
3. Agronomy (a - gro - no - mí – to). The faculty of agronomía proposed an agronomic fair for everyone.
4. Brickwork (al - ba - ñi - le - rí – to). You better hire someone who has a background in masonryía.
5. Will (al - be - drí – or). Free willio It is what all human beings possess.
6. Town hall (al - cal - dí – to). The mayoría requested prison for the thief.
7. Piggy bank (al - can - cí – to). I have several dollars in my purseía toy.
8. Allegory (a - le - go - rí – to). When you read “La allegoría of Plato's cave ”, to understand many things about this Greek philosopher and about society in general.
9. Joy (a - le - grí – to). I feel great joyía for your personal achievements
10. Ammonia (a - mo - ní – to - co). You must be careful with the ammoníaco because it has a very strong, penetrating and unbearable smell
11. Love affair (loveí – or). The two friends and a young woman were involved in a great loveio.
12. Anomalies (a - no - ma - lí – tos). genes can have different abnormalitiesía
13. Apathy (a - pa - tí – to). Depression, as a disease, produces great apathyía in who suffers it.
14. Archeology (ar - that - o - lo - gí – to). My friend Martín studies archeologyía.
15. Fluorine (fluor –or). Lend me the yellow penciluor, please.
16. Photographs (photo - to - gra - fí – tos). Valentine has taken some photographsíaThey are beautiful.
17. Cold (frí – or). In this area long agoio during the summer nights.
18. Crowd (gen - tí – or). In the square there was a large crowdio gathered to celebrate.
19. Crane (grú – to). Foreman Ariel handled that grua
20. Ship (na - ví – or). The navio it crashed during the battle of March 13.
21. Police (po - li - cí – to). The police departmentía it is across the street.
22. River (rí – or). The fish swam rio
23. Dew (ro - cí – or). The rocio descended on the grass in the early morning
24. Empty (goes - cí – or). Heartbreak produces a great vacio in the heart of those who suffer it.

Hiatus with "h"

1. Alcohol (al - cor – hol). This wine has very little percentage of alcohol.
2. Pillow (al - mor – he has - gives). I find it impossible to sleep without me pillow.
3. Unsanitary (an - ti – hi - gié - ni - co). It is unsanitary if you don't wash your hands with soap and water before lunch.
4. Bay (bto – hi - to). Tourists will visit the bay in the afternoon.
5. Bohemian (bo - he - mine). My cousin Julio is Bohemian: travels around the world for years.
6. Redo (Redo). The teacher sent me to Redo homework.
7. Carrots (za - nto – ho - rias). I think I'll have a salad of carrots today.

See also:

• Diphthong, tripthong and hiatus
• Hiatus