Author:
Laura McKinney
Date Of Creation:
2 August 2021
Update Date:
12 May 2024
Content
- When do sharp words have an accent?
- Sharp animal words (with tilde)
- Sharp animal words (without accent marks)
Sharp words are those whose stressed syllable is the last. We call the stressed syllable the syllable that sounds the strongest within the word. For example: youon, birdstruz.
When do sharp words have an accent?
- They have a tilde when they end in N, S or vowel. For example: sharkRon, colibrí.
- They do not have an accent when they do not end in N, S or vowel. For example: expensivecabbage, perdiz.
The other types of words, according to their accentuation, are grave (accented on the second to last syllable), esdrújulas (stressed on the third to last syllable) and sobreesdrújulas (stressed on the syllable before the third to last syllable).
Sharp animal words (with tilde)
toskull | colibrí | mannayou |
arlewho | of thefinish | mejillón |
toyou n | andmú | ñanduo |
I fellman | slagpion | oranguso |
bedLion | gavilán | piton |
bedRon | gokidney | raton |
ECbu | halwith | Saltmon |
chimpanzeeEC | jabali | sharkRon |
ciemfeet | youon | teajón |
Sharp animal words (without accent marks)
birdstruz | castor | lombriz |
expensivecabbage | codorniz | perdiz |
barkbel | haguar | tapir |
Follow with:
- Grave animal words
- Sharp words from countries
- Sharp words of fruits and vegetables