Wattle

How many syllables in Wattle?

wattle has 2 syllables

Split Wattle into syllables?

wat-tle

Definition of Wattle

Wattle is a material made from twigs or branches, used in construction and fencing.

How should Wattle divide into syllables

There are two syllables in the word 'wattle'. The first syllable 'wat' has one vowel 'a' and one consonant 'w'. The second syllable 'tle' has one vowel 'e' and two consonants 't' and 'l'.

Part of Speech - Wattle

Noun

The farmer used wattle to build a fence around his garden.

Sentences with Wattle

  • The wattle fence kept the chickens safe in their coop.
  • The house was built with wattle and daub construction.
  • The farmer used wattle to make a trellis for his climbing plants.
  • The garden was divided into sections with wattle panels.
  • The construction workers used wattle to form the base for the building's walls.
  • The artist used wattle as a medium for her sculpture.
  • The wattle gate creaked as it opened and closed.
  • The wattle screening provided privacy for the backyard.
  • Wattle is a sustainable and environmentally friendly building material.
  • The wattle and daub house was warm and cozy in the winter.

Quotes with Wattle

  • The wattle fence that encircled it was in poor repair.
  • The wattle-and-daub walls were in good repair.
  • The sun shone on the wattle walls and thatched roof.
  • The house was built of wattle-and-daub.
  • The walls were of wattles twined together and daubed with mud.
  • The little house was made of wattle and daub.
  • And there they built their homes of wattle and of clay.
  • The walls were built of wattle and daub.
  • The houses were built of wattle and daub.
  • The hut was made of wattle and thatch.

Number of characters in Wattle

6 ( w, a, t, t, l, e )

Unique letters in Wattle

5 ( w, a, t, l, e )

Wattle Backwards

elttaw

Phonetic Transcription of Wattle

IPA (International): ˈwɑ:tʌl

ARA (American): ˈwɑtʌl

EPA (English): ˈwɑ:tʌl

WAA-TAH-L

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