Suckling

How many syllables in Suckling?

suckling has 2 syllables

Split Suckling into syllables?

suck-ling

Definition of Suckling

The word 'suckling' is a noun that refers to a young animal or baby who is still nursing.

How should Suckling divide into syllables

The word 'suckling' has 2 syllables. The first syllable 'suck' has a vowel sound 'uh' and a consonant sound 'ck'. The second syllable 'ling' has a vowel sound 'i' and a consonant sound 'ng'.

Part of Speech - Suckling

Noun

The mother cat takes care of her suckling kittens.

Sentences with Suckling

  • The mother cow is nursing her suckling calf.
  • The cat is licking her suckling kittens to keep them clean.
  • The baby is a cute little suckling.
  • The foal is a suckling that follows its mother everywhere.
  • The puppy's eyes are still closed as it is a suckling.
  • The piglet is a suckling and needs its mother's milk to grow.
  • The duckling is a suckling that hatched from its egg recently.
  • The mother hen is protective of her suckling chicks.
  • The lamb is a suckling that stays close to its mother in the field.
  • The kitten is a suckling and cannot eat solid food yet.

Quotes with Suckling

  • A mother's love for her suckling is unconditional.
  • The bond between a suckling and its mother is strong.
  • The suckling looks up to its mother for care and nourishment.
  • Nurturing a suckling requires patience and dedication.
  • The suckling's innocence brings joy to those around it.
  • The suckling relies on its mother for everything.
  • The suckling's tiny hands and feet are adorable.
  • A suckling brings happiness to a family.
  • The suckling's laughter is music to the ears.
  • The suckling's smile is infectious.

Number of characters in Suckling

8 ( s, u, c, k, l, i, n, g )

Unique letters in Suckling

8 ( s, u, c, k, l, i, n, g )

Suckling Backwards

gnilkcus

Phonetic Transcription of Suckling

IPA (International): ˈsʌklɪŋ

ARA (American): ˈsʌklɪŋ

EPA (English): ˈsʌklɪŋ

SAH-KLIH-NG

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