How Many Syllables Are in Ladybird

The word Ladybird has three syllables: la-dy-bird.
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 Ladybird

a small brightly colored beetle that is typically red or yellow with black spots. Also known as a 'ladybug'.

How should Ladybird divide into syllables

There are two syllables in the word 'ladybird'. The first syllable ('la') has a vowel ('a') and a consonant ('l'). The second syllable ('dybird') also has a vowel ('y') and a consonant ('d' and 'b').

Part of Speech - Ladybird

I saw a ladybird on the flower petal.

Sentences with Ladybird

• The ladybird landed on the leaf.
• I counted ten ladybirds on the tree.
• The children love to watch the ladybirds crawl.
• The ladybird has bright red wings with black dots.
• The ladybird is a symbol of good luck.

Quotes with Ladybird

• The ladybird alights on our hand and walks its small walk, letting us see the miniature claws, the pads under each foot, the six legs, the four transparent wings veined with red and black. - Amy Leach
• The ladybird is a tiny thing. But it has a lot to say. - A.D. Aliwat
• Ladybird, ladybird, fly away home, your house is on fire and your children are gone. - Nursery Rhyme

Number of characters in Ladybird

8 ( l, a, d, y, b, i, r, d )

Unique letters in Ladybird

7 ( l, a, d, y, b, i, r )

Ladybird Backwards

dribydal

How to Pronounce Ladybird

IPA (International): ˈleɪdi:ˌbɜ:d

ARA (American): ˈlediˌbɝd

EPA (English): ˈleɪdi:ˌbɜ:d

LEY-DIY-BER-D