How Many Syllables Are in Footpaths

The word Footpaths has three syllables: foot-paths.
Syllable division helps in understanding the word's structure, improving both pronunciation and spelling.
This technique is especially useful for students and language learners who are mastering English phonetics.

Definition of Footpaths

A footpath is a narrow path for pedestrians, usually not paved.

How should Footpaths divide into syllables

There are two syllables in the word footpaths. The first syllable foot has a long vowel sound and the second syllable paths has a short vowel sound. The word has three vowels (o, a, and i) and six consonants (f, t, p, t, h, and s).

Part of Speech - Footpaths

I love walking on footpaths in the park.

Sentences with Footpaths

• The footpath through the woods was covered in leaves.
• We walked along the footpath by the river.
• The footpath was too narrow for bikes.
• The footpath led to a beautiful garden.
• The footpath was lined with flowers.
• She tripped on the footpath and scraped her knee.
• The footpath was muddy after the rain.
• The footpath was well-lit at night.
• The footpath wound its way through the hills.
• The footpath was blocked by fallen trees.

Quotes with Footpaths

Number of characters in Footpaths

9 ( f, o, o, t, p, a, t, h, s )

Unique letters in Footpaths

7 ( f, o, t, p, a, h, s )

Footpaths Backwards

shtaptoof

How to Pronounce Footpaths

IPA (International): ˈfʊˈtpæðz

ARA (American): ˈfʊˈtpæðz

EPA (English): ˈfʊˈtpæðz

FUH-TPAE-DHZ