disyllable
Syllabification: (di·syl·la·ble)
Pronunciation: /dīˈsiləbəl, di-/
(also dissyllable)
Definition of disyllable
noun
ProsodyOrigin:
late 16th century: alteration (influenced by syllable) of French disyllabe, via Latin from Greek disullabos 'of two syllables', from di- 'two' + sullabē 'syllable'