Lyme

Definition of Lyme

Lyme is a disease caused by bacteria that are transmitted to humans through the bite of infected black-legged ticks.

How should Lyme divide into syllables

The word 'lyme' has one syllable. It has one vowel 'y' and two consonants 'l' and 'm'.

Part of Speech - Lyme

She got bitten by a tick and was diagnosed with lyme.

Sentences with Lyme

• She was diagnosed with lyme after experiencing flu-like symptoms.
• To prevent lyme, you should wear long-sleeved shirts and pants when going outdoors.
• Her dog tested positive for lyme after a tick bite.
• If left untreated, lyme disease can lead to serious health complications.
• She had to take antibiotics to treat her lyme disease.
• He had lyme disease twice in his life.
• Lyme is more common in certain regions where ticks are prevalent.
• She was worried about getting lyme from a tick bite.
• It's important to check yourself for ticks after spending time outdoors to avoid lyme disease.
• She was relieved to find out that her symptoms were not caused by lyme disease.

Quotes with Lyme

• "Lyme is a disease that affects people from all walks of life, and it's a serious problem." - Amy Tan
• "Lyme disease is a life-changing illness no one should have to endure." - Yolanda Hadid
• "I'm a Lyme disease survivor. I've fought and conquered it." - Avril Lavigne
• "I'm fighting Lyme disease. I'm winning, too." - Alec Baldwin
• "I have battled Lyme disease and won." - Kelly Osbourne

Number of characters in Lyme

4 ( l, y, m, e )

Unique letters in Lyme

4 ( l, y, m, e )

Lyme Backwards

emyl

Phonetic Transcription of Lyme

IPA (International): laɪm

ARA (American): laɪm

EPA (English): laɪm

LAY-M