Appalachia

Definition of Appalachia

Appalachia is a region in the eastern United States that stretches from southern New York to northern Alabama.

How should Appalachia divide into syllables

This word has four syllables. The vowels in this word are 'a' and 'i'. The consonants in this word are 'p', 'l', 'c', and 'h'.

Part of Speech - Appalachia

I went on a camping trip to Appalachia with my family.

Sentences with Appalachia

• 1. The Appalachian Mountains are famous for their beauty.
• 2. People in Appalachia often have their own unique accent.
• 3. I want to go hiking in the Appalachian Trail someday.
• 4. Many coal miners used to work in Appalachia.
• 5. My grandparents live in a small town in Appalachia.

Quotes with Appalachia

• "The Appalachian Trail is the longest hiking-only footpath in the world, ranging from Maine to Georgia." - Jennifer Pharr Davis
• "In the mountains of Appalachia, it's always been a tradition to support your neighbor." - Loretta Lynn
• "There is something magical about the Appalachian Mountains that I find comforting and life-affirming." - Wendy Welch

Number of characters in Appalachia

10 ( a, p, p, a, l, a, c, h, i, a )

Unique letters in Appalachia

6 ( a, p, l, c, h, i )

Appalachia Backwards

aihcalappa

Phonetic Transcription of Appalachia

IPA (International): ˌæpʌˈlætʃi:ʌ

ARA (American): ˌæpʌˈlætʃiʌ

EPA (English): ˌæpʌˈlætʃi:ʌ

AE-PAH-LAE-CHIY-AH