How Many Syllables Are in Dayton

The word Dayton has three syllables: day-ton.
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Definition of Dayton

Dayton is a city in the state of Ohio in the United States.

How should Dayton divide into syllables

The word Dayton has two syllables, with two vowels (a and o) and four consonants (D, y, t, n)

Part of Speech - Dayton

I went to Dayton, Ohio last summer to visit my grandparents.

Sentences with Dayton

• Dayton is known as the birthplace of aviation because the Wright Brothers, who invented the airplane, lived there.
• I drove through Dayton on my way to Cincinnati.
• My aunt lives in Dayton, Ohio.
• The Dayton Art Institute is a great place to visit.
• I love going to the Dayton Dragons baseball games.
• I went to college at the University of Dayton.
• The Dayton International Airport is easy to navigate.
• I have a friend who works at the Dayton Children's Hospital.
• The Dayton Mall is a popular shopping destination.
• I attended a wedding in Dayton last month.

Quotes with Dayton

• "I was born in Dayton, Ohio, on October 5, 1959." - Steve Kroft
• "Dayton is a city of dancers, musicians and artists." - David Niven
• "I grew up in Dayton, Ohio, where it was a crime for Republicans to be born." - Paul Begala
• "I think that the city of Dayton is very open to a lot of different kinds of music." - John Legend
• "I'm from Dayton, Ohio, which is the birthplace of aviation." - Martin Sheen
• "I always had a love for Dayton." - R. Kelly
• "There are so many great things about Dayton." - Ermal Fraze
• "Dayton is a very friendly city." - Jerry Springer
• "I think Dayton is underrated." - Rob Lowe
• "I've always loved Dayton." - Roger Troutman

Number of characters in Dayton

6 ( d, a, y, t, o, n )

Unique letters in Dayton

6 ( d, a, y, t, o, n )

Dayton Backwards

notyad

How to Pronounce Dayton

IPA (International): ˈdeɪtʌn

ARA (American): ˈdetʌn

EPA (English): ˈdeɪtʌn

DEY-TAH-N