Foyle

Definition of Foyle

Foyle is a surname of Irish origin. It is also the name of a river in Northern Ireland.

How should Foyle divide into syllables

This word has one syllable. The letters 'o' and 'e' are vowels, and the letter 'f', 'y', and 'l' are consonants.

Part of Speech - Foyle

The Foyle river is a popular spot for fishing.

Sentences with Foyle

• My friend's last name is Foyle.
• We went fishing in the Foyle river today.
• Foyle is a common surname in Ireland.
• The Foyle family is hosting a party tonight.
• The River Foyle is the fourth-longest river in Ireland.
• The Foyle Bridge is a famous landmark in Derry.

Quotes with Foyle

• "I've always loved the River Foyle. It's like a friend to me." - Phil Coulter
• "I was born in Derry - an exceptionally beautiful little Irish city - and I grew up on the Foyle river." - Seamus Heaney
• "The River Foyle is the very essence of this place, it's part of our soul." - Mark Durkan

Number of characters in Foyle

5 ( f, o, y, l, e )

Unique letters in Foyle

5 ( f, o, y, l, e )

Foyle Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Foyle

IPA (International): fɔɪl

ARA (American): fɔɪl

EPA (English): fɔɪl

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