8 Letter Words for Diaphone
diaphone
7 Letter Words for Diaphone
diapnoe, diphone, edaphon, headpin, phonied, pinhead
6 Letter Words for Diaphone
aphodi, daoine, daphne, daphni, hained, hoiden, oneida, opiane, opined, pained, pedion, phoned, pioned, ponied
5 Letter Words for Diaphone
adion, ahind, anode, aphid, apode, daine, danio, depoh, dhoni, diane, doina, donah, endia, enpia, ephod, ephoi, epona, haine, hanoi, henad, hoaed, honda, honed, hoped, idaho, niepa, opine, paeon, paine, paned, penda, phane, phano, pheon, phone, piano, pidan, piend, pinda, pined, pohna, poind
4 Letter Words for Diaphone
aden, adon, ahed, aide, aine, aion, aped, apio, apod, dain, dane, dean, deia, deni, depa, dhai, dhan, dian, dine, dino, doen, doha, dona, done, doni, dopa, dope, eadi, endo, eoan, epha, hade, haen, hain, hand, hani, head, heap, heid, hend, hide, hied, hind, hine, hipe, hoed, hoin, hond, hone, hope, hopi, idea, ideo, inde, iode, naid, naio, naoi, nape, neap, nepa, nide, nied, nipa, noah, node, nodi, nope, odah, odea, odin, ohed, ohia, opah, opai, oped, open, padi, pahi, paho, paid, pain, pand, pane, paon, peai, pean, peda, peho, pend, peni, peon, phon, pian, pied, pien, pina, pind, pine, pino, pion, poha, pond, pone
3 Letter Words for Diaphone
ade, adh, ado, adp, ahi, aho, aid, ain, and, ane, ape, aph, dae, dah, dan, dao, dap, dea, dei, den, dep, dha, dia, die, din, dip, dna, doa, doe, don, dop, dph, dpi, ead, ean, edh, edo, edp, end, eon, epa, epi, had, hae, han, hao, hap, hed, hei, hen, heo, hep, hia, hid, hie, hin, hip, hoa, hod, hoe, hoi, hon, hop, iao, ida, ide, ido, idp, ihp, ind, ion, iph, ipo, nad, nae, nah, nap, nea, ned, nei, neo, nep, nid, nie, nip, noa, nod, noh, oad, oda, ode, oie, ona, one, oni, opa, ope, pad, pah, pan, pdn, pea, ped, peh, pen, phd, phi, pho, pia, pid, pie, pin, poa, pod, poh, poi, pon
Definitions for Diaphone
[1] a foghorn producing a low-pitched, penetrating signal of two tones.
[2] Phonetics . a phoneme in one dialect corresponding to a similar but phonetically different phoneme in a related dialect. a group of sounds comprising all the phonetically different dialectal variants of a given phoneme in a language: The broad a and flat a of “half” are members of a single diaphone.
[3] the set of all realizations of a given phoneme in a language one of any number of corresponding sounds in different dialects of a language
[4] a foghorn that emits a two-toned signal
Words nearby Diaphone
diaphanometer, diaphanoscope, diaphanoscopy, diaphanous, diaphemetric, diaphone, diaphony, diaphorase, diaphoresis, diaphoretic, diaphototropism
Origin of Diaphone
First recorded in 1905–10; dia- + -phone
Word origin for Diaphone
C20: from dia (lect ) + phone ²
