syllabic

/sɪlˈæbɪk/

/səˈɫæbɪk/

syllabic

relating to or based on a part of a word that consists of a vowel with or without a consonant

(of verse) using a specific number of syllables per line or stanza, rather than relying on a specific meter or rhyme scheme

antonyms : accentual

(of speech sounds) forming the nucleus of a syllable

consisting of or using a syllabary

of or relating to syllables

Examples

1. L is a syllabic consonant.

2. We call that a syllabic consonant.

3. Those are called syllabic consonants.

4. So simple chanting for readings, that's syllabic chant.