syllabic

Hence, both the Vey and the Cherokee, the two latest coinages in the way of alphabets, are both syllabic.

In prism, schism the m may have syllabic value; it then does the work usually performed by a vowel.

In English, the syllable is generally carried by vowels; sometimes also by liquids and nasals, which are then called syllabic.

No letters can represent the nasal intonation of this syllabic inquiry, and no words the supreme indifference of the boy's tone.