Eugene

Definition of Eugene

Eugene is a proper noun that refers to a city in the state of Oregon, United States, named after its founder Eugene Franklin Skinner.

How should Eugene divide into syllables

There are two syllables in the word Eugene. The first syllable 'Eu' contains only one vowel 'e' and the second syllable 'gene' contains two vowels 'e' and 'e' and two consonants 'g' and 'n'.

Part of Speech - Eugene

Sentences with Eugene

• I was born in Eugene, Oregon.
• Eugene is known for its outdoor recreation opportunities.
• We visited the University of Oregon in Eugene.
• Eugene is a great place to live.
• I have never been to Eugene before.
• Eugene is surrounded by beautiful mountains.
• I met my best friend in Eugene.
• Eugene has a lot of great restaurants.
• I love the weather in Eugene.
• Eugene has a rich history.

Quotes with Eugene

• "Eugene is like a small Portland, but with more trees." - Unknown
• "Eugene is a place where people come to visit and stay to live." - Unknown
• "Eugene is a gem of a city in the Pacific Northwest." - Unknown
• "Eugene is a great place to raise a family." - Unknown
• "Eugene is a city that is easy to fall in love with." - Unknown

Number of characters in Eugene

6 ( e, u, g, e, n, e )

Unique letters in Eugene

4 ( e, u, g, n )

Eugene Backwards

enegue

Phonetic Transcription of Eugene

IPA (International): ju:ˈdʒi:n

ARA (American): juˈdʒin

EPA (English): ju:ˈdʒi:n

YUW-JHIY-N

Phonetic Transcription of Eugene

IPA (International): ˈju:dʒi:n

ARA (American): ˈjudʒin

EPA (English): ˈju:dʒi:n

YUW-JHIY-N