Freedman

Definition of Freedman

A freedman is a person who was formerly enslaved and has been set free.

How should Freedman divide into syllables

The word 'freedman' has two syllables. The first syllable is 'freed' and the second syllable is 'man'. The vowels in this word are 'e' and 'a'. The consonants are 'f', 'r', 'd', and 'm'.

Part of Speech - Freedman

The freedman started a new life after being freed from slavery.

Sentences with Freedman

• The freedman worked hard to build a new life for himself.
• The freedman fought for his rights and equality.
• After the Civil War, many slaves became freedmen.
• The freedman found work as a skilled laborer.
• The freedman's family was finally reunited after years of separation.
• The freedman started a successful business.
• The freedman became an important leader in his community.
• The freedman's story inspired others to fight for freedom.
• The freedman's determination and resilience were admirable.
• The freedman's education opened doors to new opportunities.

Quotes with Freedman

Number of characters in Freedman

8 ( f, r, e, e, d, m, a, n )

Unique letters in Freedman

7 ( f, r, e, d, m, a, n )

Freedman Backwards

namdeerf

Phonetic Transcription of Freedman

IPA (International): ˈfri:dmʌn

ARA (American): ˈfridmʌn

EPA (English): ˈfri:dmʌn

FRIY-DMAH-N