Wilkes

Definition of Wilkes

Wilkes is a proper noun, which means it is a name of a person, place, or thing. It could be someone's last name or the name of a town or city.

How should Wilkes divide into syllables

This word has one syllable, which is made up of two consonants (W and K). There are no vowels in this word.

Part of Speech - Wilkes

Sentences with Wilkes

• 1. Wilkes is a small town in the state of North Carolina.
• 2. John Wilkes Booth was the man who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln.
• 3. I met a man named Wilkes at the grocery store today.
• 4. The Wilkes family is very well-known in our town.
• 5. I've never been to Wilkes-Barre, but I've heard it's a nice place to visit.
• 6. Wilkes University is located in Pennsylvania.
• 7. Wilkes County is a county in the state of Georgia.
• 8. There are many people with the last name Wilkes in the United States.
• 9. My aunt lives on Wilkes Street.
• 10. Wilkes is such an unusual name.

Quotes with Wilkes

• 1. "The name of this man was Wilkes, John Wilkes, one of the most notorious men in England."
• 2. "I am John Wilkes, and I will not be silenced."
• 3. "The Wilkes family has been part of this town for generations."
• 4. "Wilkes-Barre is a great place to live and work."
• 5. "Wilkes University is known for its strong programs in engineering and business."
• 6. "I always thought Wilkes was a strange name for a town."
• 7. "The people of Wilkes County are proud of their rural heritage."
• 8. "I can't believe I met someone with the last name Wilkes!"
• 9. "I used to live on Wilkes Street when I was a little girl."
• 10. "Wilkes is a name you don't hear very often."

Number of characters in Wilkes

6 ( w, i, l, k, e, s )

Unique letters in Wilkes

6 ( w, i, l, k, e, s )

Wilkes Backwards

sekliw

Phonetic Transcription of Wilkes

IPA (International): wɪlks

ARA (American): wɪlks

EPA (English): wɪlks

WIH-LKS