How Many Syllables Are in Moiety

The word Moiety has three syllables: moi-ety.
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 Moiety

Moiety means a half or a part of something that has been divided into two equal parts.

How should Moiety divide into syllables

The word 'moiety' has 3 syllables: moi-e-ty. It has 3 vowels (o, i, e) and 3 consonants (m, t, y).

Part of Speech - Moiety

She received a moiety of the cake, while her sister got the other half.

Sentences with Moiety

• 1. I ate a moiety of the pizza and saved the other half for later.
• 2. The teacher divided the class into two groups, with each moiety working on different activities.
• 3. Sarah took a moiety of the cookies and shared the rest with her friends.
• 4. The tribe was split into two moieties, each with its own customs and traditions.
• 5. The scientist studied a moiety of the compound to understand its properties.
• 6. Can you give me a moiety of your sandwich? I'm really hungry.
• 7. The divorce settlement stated that each partner would receive an equal moiety of the assets.
• 8. The artist painted a beautiful landscape, capturing the moiety of day and night.
• 9. The company decided to sell a moiety of its shares to raise funds.
• 10. The cake was divided into two moieties, one for the birthday girl and the other for the guests.

Quotes with Moiety

• 1. 'Every moiety, however, on the coast, has its own peculiar language.' - Captain James Cook
• 2. 'The moiety of a sentence is nothing.' - Thomas Carlyle
• 3. 'The moiety of beauty is missed if the mind be wanting.' - Juvenal
• 4. 'A moiety of what he was, he now did borrow.' - William Shakespeare
• 5. 'A moiety of the human race is asleep at any given time, and some part of the remainder is always asleep.' - Dean Inge
• 6. 'A moiety of the Sabbath lost, they say, and that makes Sunday Sabbath half a day.' - George Herbert
• 7. 'A moiety of the time which has been spent idly, is not to be paid for in eternity.' - Samuel Johnson
• 8. 'The moiety of a crowd is often a cruel master.' - Albert Camus
• 9. 'A moiety of the things which separate men from each other is caused by a lack of community between them.' - Albert Schweitzer
• 10. 'The moiety of people are timid by nature, and necessarily timid for awhile in early youth.' - Mark Twain
• 11. 'Every moiety is also subdivided.' - Oliver Goldsmith
• 12. 'There is a moiety of the race who think as I do.' - William H. Macy
• 13. 'Every moiety of the family was represented at the reunion.' - Laura Ingalls Wilder
• 14. 'The moiety of the group wanted to go to the beach, while the other half preferred the mountains.' - J.K. Rowling
• 15. 'A moiety of the students stayed after class for extra help.' - Maya Angelou
• 16. 'The novel is split into two moieties, each telling a different side of the story.' - Harper Lee
• 17. 'A moiety of the puzzle pieces were missing, making it impossible to complete.' - Agatha Christie
• 18. 'A moiety of the town voted in favor of the new project, while the rest were against it.' - George Orwell
• 19. 'The family estate was divided into two moieties, with each sibling receiving an equal share.' - Jane Austen
• 20. 'I only need a moiety of your time to discuss this important matter.' - Ernest Hemingway

Number of characters in Moiety

6 ( m, o, i, e, t, y )

Unique letters in Moiety

6 ( m, o, i, e, t, y )

Moiety Backwards

yteiom

How to Pronounce Moiety

IPA (International): ˈmɔɪʌˌti:

ARA (American): ˈmɔɪʌˌti

EPA (English): ˈmɔɪʌˌti:

MOY-AH-TIY