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- When do they have an accent?
- Grave words separated into syllables
- Serious words with tilde
- Grave words without accent
- Grave animal words
- Grave words of fruits, trees and plants
- Grave words from cities and countries
- Serious word stress exceptions
Theserious words or plain words are those whose stressed syllable is the penultimate, according to the classification of the words according to where the stressed syllable is located (that is, the one that is pronounced with more emphasis). For example:facil, rana, cocina.
The other two most common classes of words in terms of stress are acute words, which have the last syllable as the stressed syllable, and esdrújula words, in which the stressed syllable is the third to last.
When do they have an accent?
To know which serious words have an accent or accent, we must follow a rule:
- They do not have an accent if the grave word ends in n, s or vowel.
For example: reitsmen, crowant, ACtre. - They do have an accent if the serious word ends in another letter.
For example:gavefycil,flooor,Néstor.
Grave words separated into syllables
| an-gel | co-rri-to |
| to-zú-car | Salt-ta-ba |
| ba-hi-to | from-c-to |
| fa-cil | keepza-na |
| ra-í-ces | na-ran-ha |
| cop-c-to | ki-wi |
| do-lar | ro-sa |
| do-cil | country-to |
| e-ner-gí-to | a-le-yelled-to |
| Nés-tor | per-SW-na |
| nec-tar | it is-pa-ña |
| ro-jo | lon-dres |
| see-from | sa-bi-to |
| co-me-gives | co-ci-na |
- See more in: Grave words separated into syllables
Serious words with tilde
| yearneitherto | distractionído | seamole |
| ágil | docil | moreuseful |
| Augneitherto | dolar | Mendez |
| to theboom | Dominguez | Nestor |
| reachcto | sleepingíto | watchlaughto |
| aleyelledto | duoor | orografyto |
| aleyelledto | ecologíto | Youcar |
| analogíto | egi heardsta | podríto |
| angel | ANDliace | poeyesto |
| antologíto | Jangíto | copcto |
| Apollogíto | it istearil | poliéster |
| arbowl | éter | bytáuseful |
| carmóvile | etologíto | procer |
| tozúcar | facil | psychologíto |
| bahito | Faithlix | puber |
| biologíto | faithmur | record |
| ACgivessee | Sharpfyto | reíto |
| camera oflaughto | flooor | revolsee |
| dogcer | forceps | laughor |
| ACracter | frágil | Rodríguez |
| locklaughto | footballbowl | rugíto |
| EChe | Geologíto | Saintchez |
| césped | craneto | saintgaveto |
| surgegíto | he hasbil | yesone thousand |
| climax | would do | Suárez |
| comic | Hernández | toner |
| withdor | heroína | torax |
| Cortáczar | inverseyesone thousand | trebowl |
| Aveter | ítem | younel |
| I raisedto | ketchchup | seesatuseful |
| Cristobal | thepiz | sawgíto |
| givesuseful | lider | votheuseful |
| frombil | linea | zoologíto |
- See more in: Serious words with tilde
Grave words without accent
| abaneitherco | withitsI | mochithe |
| tobasto | corre | samplestra |
| tobeha | coryounas | wildebeestbe |
| tobrigo | whatderno | orjos |
| togoodthe | howto | ombligo |
| aquarethe | cuchara | Organeitherza |
| todorno | cuecry | orSW |
| toguide | cuenta | breadteara |
| aire | desorfromna | pairlantea |
| to thefombra | dientea | pethe |
| lovesricry | disco | pera |
| Lovezonas | domingo | perro |
| antes | elefantea | pestañas |
| torena | testthegives | footdra |
| Argentyouna | it ispera | pierna |
| toitsI | it istait gave | plancha |
| tohaveto | it isyouma | plaalready |
| tovispa | it isthreellas | pluma |
| banana | structureyoura | pone |
| banco | figura | puerto |
| banwhatro | fruta | redacta |
| bota | weretea | reIra |
| goodna | gathexias | reitsmen |
| busAC | ganado | resawsa |
| ACbacry | gato | rhinoceRontea |
| ACbecry | gechild | roAC |
| ACble | gordo | rompe |
| ACchetes | gusano | ropa |
| limezado | hormegas | saludo |
| caminata | ingechild | saintto |
| cabbagecha | heerafa | yeslla |
| cabbagemecry | Thuga | suertea |
| coI | thugo | superpone |
| withjuror | Isa | tapado |
- See more in: Serious words without accent
Grave animal words
| toraña | coconutdrithe |
| weapongavecry | cerdo |
| tovispa | cigarra |
| buho | eatdreha |
| ACbacry | conejo |
| ACbra | acegaveto |
| yougre | gato |
| rana | withdor |
| sapo | cotorra |
| ballena | cucaracha |
| elefantea | cuervo |
| periwhoto | gallina |
| buho | gacry |
| poopyouto | hamster |
| heerafa | youmur |
- More in: Grave words of animals
Grave words of fruits, trees and plants
| Fruits | Trees | Plants |
| naranha | manzano | eucalipto |
| toRonha | pino | rosa |
| sendrina | ACorba | menta |
| manzana | ECdro | trebowl |
| piña | roble | césped |
| WaterACtea | olmo | countryto |
| orgoes | sauEC | Sunrisehe hasAC |
| kiwi | ficus | lima |
| pera | ceibo | czarza |
| frutilla | arEC | roIro |
| fresa | higuera | incina |
- More in: Grave words of fruits
Grave words from cities and countries
| Cities | Countries |
| Barcethena | DyneseaAC |
| Haverifaith | SueInc |
| MacriedAC | Suiza |
| Ibiza | It ispaña |
| Praga | Colombia |
| Londres | Englandtearra |
| I knowsawlla | Bebia |
| Lima | Filipinas |
| Brayeslia | Tailanday |
| Whoto | Australia |
| itsI believed | Argentyouna |
| Lettergena | Chiyou |
| SWfyto | Venezuethe |
- More in: Grave words from countries
Serious word stress exceptions
A tilde must be placed in words that form a hiatus (the union of a strong vowel with a weak tonic), even when the word ends in a vowel or in 'n' or 's'. For example: gavea, acyouto, dormeto, lior, increíble.
Diacritical tilde must be colored to distinguish interrogative / exclamatory pronouns from their respective relative, which do not have an accent. For example: Donfrom, howto, whones.
A tilde must be placed in words ending in 's' if this letter is preceded by another consonant. For example: records, biceps or forceps.
A tilde must be placed in adverbs ending in -mind when the adjective from which they come has an accent, thus generating the words overdrive. Although in the phonic they can be considered serious words (since the tonicity of the penultimate syllable is maintained) and because they end in a vowel they should not have an accent, if the adjective from which they originate carries it, this will also carry it, For example: úuseful, faeasily.
- More examples in: Acute, serious and esdrújulas words
