Words with one consonant

One-consonant words

When you want to dump lots of vowels, these can be come in handy.

No consonant

 EAU n water (plural EAUX) 

Letter B

 ABA n a sleeveless Arab garment ABO (not in OSPD3) BAA v to bleat BEAU n a boyfriend (plural BEAUS or BEAUX) BEE BIO n a biography BOA n a large snake BOO OBE n a form of African sorcery (also OBEAH, OBI, OBIA) OBI n a form of African sorcery (also OBE, OBEAH, OBIA) OBIA n a form of African sorcery (also OBE, OBEAH, OBI) OBOE 

Letter C

 ACE AECIA n plural of AECIUM (a spore-producing organ in some fungi) CEE n the letter C CIAO i expression of farewell COO v to make the sound of a dove COOEE v to cry out shrilly CUE ECU n an old French coin ICE OCA n a South American herb 

Letter D

 ADIEU n a farewell (plural ADIEUS or ADIEUX) ADO AID AIDE AUDIO DEE n the letter D DIE DOE DUE DUI n plural of DUA (an instrumental duet) DUO n an instrumental duet (plural DUETS or DUI) EIDE n plural of EIDOS (an essence) IDEA ODE ODEA n plural of ODEUM (a theater or concert hall) OIDIA n plural of OIDIUM (a type of fungus) OUD n an African stringed instrument UDO n a Japanese herb 

Letter F

 FEE FEU v to grant land under Scottish law FIE i expression to shame FOE FOU j drunk OAF n a clumsy, stupid person (plural OAFS, OAVES) 

Letter G

 AGA n a high-ranking Turkish officer AGE AGEE a to one side (also AJEE) AGIO n a premium paid in currency exchange AGO AGUE n a malarial fever EGO GAE v to go GEE v to turn right GIE v to give GOA n an Asian gazelle GOO OGEE n an S-shaped molding 

Letter H

 AAH v to exclaim surprise AHA i expression of triumph HAE v to have HAO n a monetary unit of Vietnam (plural HAO) HIE v to hurry HOE HUE OHIA n a tropical tree (also LEHUA) OHO i expression of surprise OOH v to exclaim in amazement 

Letter J

 AJEE a to one side (also AGEE) JEE v to turn right JEU n a game (plural JEUX) JIAO n a monetary unit of China (also CHIAO, plural CHIAO) JOE n a fellow 

Letter K

 AKEE n a tropical tree AUK n a diving seabird EKE KAE n a crow-like bird KEA n a parrot KOA n a timber tree KOI n a large and colorful fish (plural KOI) KUE n the letter Q OAK OKA n a Turkish unit of weight (also OKE) OKE n a Turkish unit of weight (also OKA) UKE n a ukelele 

Letter L

 AAL n an East Indian shrub AALII n a tropical tree AIL AIOLI n a Garlic mayonnaise ALA n a wing (plural ALAE) ALAE n plural of ALA (a wing) ALE ALEE a toward the side of a vessel away from the wind ALOE EEL ILEA n plural of ILEUM (a part of the small intestine) ILIA n plural of ILIUM (a bone of the pelvis) LEA n a meadow LEE n a shelter from the wind LEI n a wreath of flowers LEU n a monetary unit of Romania (plural LEI) LIE LIEU n stead LOO v to subject to forfeit in loo (a card game) LOOIE n a lieutenant (also LOOEY, LOUIE) LOUIE n a lieutenant (also LOOEY, LOOIE) LUAU n a Hawaiian feast OIL OLE n a shout of approval OLEA n plural of OLEUM (a corrosive liquid) OLEO n margarine OLIO n a miscellaneous collection ULU n an Eskimo knife 

Letter M

 AIM AMA n an Oriental nurse (also AMAH) AMI n a friend AMIA n a freshwater fish AMIE n a female friend AMU n a unit of mass EME n an uncle EMEU n a large flightless bird (also EMU) EMU n a large flightless bird (also EMEU) MAE n more MEOU v to make a cat's sound (also MEOW, MIAOU, MIAOW) MIAOA v to make a cat's sound (also MEOW, MIAOU, MIAOW) MOA n an extinct flightless bird MOO v to make a cow's sound MOUE n a pouting grimace 

Letter N

 AEON n an indefinitely long time (also EON) AIN n a Hebrew letter (also AYIN) ANA n a collection of information about a subject ANE n one ANI n a tropical American bird ANOA n a wild ox EON n an indefinitely long time (also AEON) INIA n plural of INION (a part of the skull) ION NAE a no NAOI n plural of NAOS (an ancient temple) NEE j born with the name of NOO a now ONE UNAI n a two-toed sloth (also UNAU) UNAU n a two-toed sloth (also UNAU) 

Letter P

 APE EPEE n a type of sword OPE v to open PEA PEE n the letter P PIA n a membrane of the brain PIE PIU a more (used in music) POI n a Hawaiian food UPO p upon 

Letter Q

 AQUA n water (plural AQUAE or AQUAS) AQUAE n plural of AQUA (water) QUA a in the capacity of QUAI n a wharf (also QUAY) QUEUE v to line up 

Letter R

 AERIE n a bird's nest in a cliff AERO j pertaining to aircraft AIR ARE n unit of surface measure AREA AREAE n plural of AREA (section of cerebral cortex with function) ARIA n an elaborate solo melody AURA n an invisible emanation (plural AURAS or AURAE) AURAE n plural of AURA (an invisible emanation) AUREI n plural of AUREUS (a ancient Roman gold coin) EAR EERIE ERA ERE EURO n a large kangaroo IRE OAR OORIE j shivering with cold (also OURIE) ORA n plural of OS (an orifice) ORE OUR OURIE j shivering with cold (also OORIE) RAIA n a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey (also RAYA, RAYAH) REE n a female sandpiper REI n an erroneus English version of a Portuguese coin RIA n a long, narrow inlet ROE n a mass of eggs within a female fish ROUE n a lecherous man RUE v to feel sorry for URAEI n plural of URAEUS (serpent figure on ancient Egyptian headress) UREA n a chemical compound 

Letter S

 AAS AIS ASEA a at sea EASE OES OSE n a narrow ridge of sand (also ESKAR, ESKER, OS) SAE a so SAU n a monetary unit of Vietnam (also XU, plural SAU) SEA SEE SEI n a rorqual SOU n a former French coin SUE USE 

Letter T

 AIT n a small island ATE AUTO EAT ETA ETUI n a case for holding small articles IOTA OAT n a cereal grass OOT n out OUT TAE p to TAO n a path of virtuous conduct in Chinese philosophy TAU TEA TEE v to place a golf ball on a peg TIE TOE TOEA n a monetary unit of Papau New Guinea (plural TOEA) TOO TUI n a bird of New Zealand UTA n any of a genus of lizards 

Letter V

 AVA a at all AVE n an expression of farewell AVO n a monetary unit of Macau EAVE EVE OVA n plural of OVUM (female reproductive cell in mammals) UVEA n a layer of the eye VAU n a Hebrew letter (also VAV, VAW, WAW) VEE n the letter V VIA p by way of VIE VOE n a small bay, creek, or inlet 

Letter W

 AWA a away AWE AWEE a awhile EWE OWE WAE n woe WEE j small WOE WOO 

Letter X

 AXE EAUX n plural of EAU (water) IXIA n a flowering plant OXO j containing oxygen (also OXY) 

Letter Y

 AYE EYE YEA n an affirmative vote YOU 

Letter Z

 AZO j containing nitrogen OOZE OUZO n a Greek liqueur ZEE n the letter Z ZOA n plural of ZOON (the whole product of one fertilized egg) ZOEA n a larval form of certain crustaceans (plural ZOEAS, ZOEAE) ZOEAE n plural of ZOEA (a larval form of certain crustaceans ZOO 

Words That Are Single Consonant And 4 Vowels

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12 words in which you constantly double the consonants. And very in vain!

There are words that, by their very appearance, beg us for a double consonant. And we are trustingly leading. So that no one else dares to convict you of illiteracy and cheat you - memorize the spelling, and then take our difficult test on the same topic.

Correct: Applause

You also need to clap your hands correctly, especially if you do it in writing. And in the age of chats, this is most often the case. "Applause" is a dictionary word, which means that it does not obey any reasonable rules. Although the error here did not arise from scratch. In French, where the word came from, there are several pairs of double consonants at once - applaudissement. So either you know French or English well (it's applause there), or you skipped vocabulary words in class at school.

Correct: Zucchini

Answering the main vegetable question: zucchini is a type of zucchini, only usually smaller in size, and its skin is darker. Both of these "guys" belong to the gourd family, and there are no double consonants in their name, even if the original language (from Italian zucchini) is misleading. By the way, it’s better not to check spelling on Wikipedia: on the personal page of zucchini, they couldn’t decide on a single spelling (pay attention to the caption to the photo) and gave all possible options.

Correct: Offline event

Some bank or alcoholic drink can afford a double consonant in a brand name. Although the Russian language rarely tolerates such things and fines all foreigners by one double consonant. "Offline" is an anglicism spelled with the negative particle off. For the Russian language, the loss of a consonant letter is quite typical for borrowings. And although the outdated spelling with two "f" is still common, the modern spelling norm is one - "offline".

Correct: Offshore

Let's move on to serious financial terms that you might come across in the news. Offshore organizations are those companies that are NOT registered in the country of residence of the business owner. All for profit! But let's leave the lesson of economics for another time. The word "offshore" is subject to the same rules as "offline": in the original it was offshore, and when it was transferred to the Russian language it became "offshore". Minus one letter "F". The mistake is very common: more than one and a half million results for the query "offshore" in Google against almost the same number for the word "offshore".

Correct: Telegram, Instagram

If you are an active blogger (with one letter "g"), then you should not be mistaken in the names of these social networks. A telegram is an urgent message transmitted by telegraph, which used to be sent instead of SMS on special occasions. And Telegram is a messenger, another brainchild of Pasha Durov. Everything would be fine, but there are lovers of doubling the consonant at the end: "Telegram", "Instagram". Although there is no reason for this. Telegram and Instagram are written in the original, where, apparently, there are no doublings.

Correct: Puzzles

Favored by mistakes among board games. Puzzles, or, as they are called in Russia, "mosaics", do not need a second "z". The confusion, as always, arises from the etymology of the word. As you understand, in the Russian language, when switching from the source language, one of the doubled consonants often disappears. Office became office and jazz became jazz. Puzzles originated from the English puzzle, but in Russian the double "z" is atypical. There is only one correct option: puzzles.

Correct: Leggings

If you already call your favorite leggings leggings, then remember the correct number of consonants. Leggings (leggings) are also translated from English as leggings, but more often the word is used to refer to "women's tight-fitting pants." Well, the difference is not only in meaning, but also in the number of ill-fated consonants. In English there are many of them, in Russian they are all one at a time: leggings. And if the built-in spelling corrector underlines the word in red, don't believe it. It's just that you are smarter than him now!

Correct: Ice cream, cake

Sometimes the dessert "ice cream" imperceptibly and unreasonably turns into a participle or an adjective. In our case, "ice cream" is a noun that is formed from the verb "freeze" in the imperfect form, and one "n" is always written here. The appearance of "nn" is possible only if the verb "freeze" turns into an adjective with dependent words or a participle. For example, frozen yogurt.

There is another problem with "cake". Many people strive to call it "pie". But this noun is formed from the adjective "cake", which, in turn, is formed from "pie" with the help of a suffix, and therefore the letter "e" simply cannot be in the basis of the word.

Correct: Length

Paradox: long, but length. In order not to make a mistake, always think which part of speech is in front of you: a noun or an adjective. If a noun means “length”, if you turn a noun (with the same stem on “H”) into an adjective, add another letter “H” (“long”). And don't confuse one with the other anymore.

Correct: Chicken soup

A rule directly related to word formation. Adjectives formed using the suffixes -in-, an-, -yan- are written with one "H": chicken, pigeon, silver, leather. If the adjective is formed from a noun based on "H" (length - long, million - millionth), then we already boldly write two "НН". Remember?

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Russian lesson "Words with Double Consonants"

Target:

• introduce the spelling of words with doubled consonants;
• develop the ability to recognize the role of language and speech in people's lives, hear words with a double consonant at the root, correctly designate them in writing, define and formulate the purpose of the activity on lesson with the help of a teacher.

Equipment: PC, Russian language textbook for 2 classes, 1 part, V.P. Kanakina, V. G. Goretsky, M. Enlightenment, 2015, task cards.

Course of the lesson

I. Organizational moment.

- What are the names of the girls

(Anna, Sergei, Alla, Yuri, Inna, Kolya, Zhanna, Rimma, Gennady)

- Write them down.

- What interesting thing did you notice in the spelling of names?

- What twin letters did you meet?

- What are these letters called?

- What do they stand for?

- What other word can you write down? Why?

- Underline the doubled consonants.

II. Knowledge update.

- Read.

- Telegram, highway, Russian, program, cool, story, sum, Emma.

- Explain the lexical meaning of the words highway, telegram.

- Group.

- What did you notice?

- How did you write?

- (Telegram, program, sum, Emma) (Highway, Russian, cool, story.)

- Why?

- What sounds are pronounced for a long time?

- How many letters did you write? (mm, ss)

- How to divide into syllables?

- How can I transfer?

- Why?

- Give examples.

- Divide for transfer.

III. Learning new material.

- What transfer rules do you know?

- How to transpose words with double consonants with one line to another?

1. Separate the words to hyphenate.

- Russia, platform, young naturalists, alley, hockey, passengers.

- How were the words transferred?

- Underline the doubled consonants.

- Choose the word passengers and write it down as many times as there are ways to transfer it from one line to another.

Passengers, passengers, passengers.

- Give your own examples.

2. Working with textbook (p. 117, no. 188).

- Read.

- What does each word mean?

- Separate the words kilogram, profession vertical bar into syllables.

- How many syllables are there in words? Prove it. underline vowels.

- Show the hyphenation of the words flu, reins, class, platform.

- How did you endure these words?

- Prove that you have correctly transferred these the words.

- Explain your answer.

- Write down the rest of the words, underline them double consonants.

- What rule should we know when writing double consonants?

- What should we refer to to check correct spelling of words with doubled consonants? (To the spelling dictionary)

3. Independent work (Exercise No. 189).

- What rule did you derive?

- How words with a double consonant with one line to another?

4. Reading rule (page 117)

Physical education minute.

First I'll be small,
I'll hug my knees
Then I'll grow big,
I'll reach for the lamp.

IV. Consolidation of new material.

1. Game “Learn the word”.

ka-a	in-and	cla--	Ro--ia
a--ee	draw-and	ru-cue	su-ota

(Cashier, alley, reins, yeast, class, Russian, Russia, Saturday)

2.

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