Rhymes:Tooro
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Tooro rhymes[edit]
- Rhymes in Wiktionary are organized using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). See Wiktionary:IPA pronunciation key for examples demonstrating the sound that each IPA symbol makes.
- To find rhymes for a word:
- determine which vowel has a high tone (or a falling tone in some circumstances),
- find the sound in the table below, which gives examples of words containing each of the vowel sounds of Tooro,
- and follow the appropriate link.
- Notes
- Words with a high tone on rising diphthongs in Tooro, such as the /wíː/ in entwiga (“giraffe”) (pronounced /entwíːɡa/), rhyme with words stressed on monophthongal vowels if that vowel is the same constituent vowel of the diphthong. Therefore, entwiga /entwíːɡa/ rhymes with okusiiga (“painting (verbal noun)”) /okusíːɡa/.
- If a word has a high tone on a falling diphthong, such as the /óí/ in ekikoikyo (“riddle”), the rhyme page for that diphthong can be found on the page of the diphthong's onset vowel. For example, the /óí/ of ekikoikyo would be listed on the page for /ó/.
| Vowel sound |
Examples |
|---|---|
| /á/ | entama |
| /â/ | -bara |
| /áː/ | entaama |
| /é/ | -meza |
| /ê/ | ekigere |
| /éː/ | meeza |
| /í/ | -gira |
| /íː/ | -giira |
| /ó/ | omukora |
| /ô/ | ekisoro |
| /óː/ | omukoora |
| /ú/ | okukura |
| /û/ | omukaikuru |
| /úː/ | okukuura |
See also[edit]
- Rhyme on Wikipedia