👉 Decasyllabic is a term used in linguistics and phonetics to describe a type of syllable structure that consists of two or more syllables with one consonant sound separating them. This structure can be broken down into smaller syllables, where each syllable has its own independent diacritic mark (as in "e" for the first syllable and "i" for the second). For example: ``` - "sunny" - two syllables, with a separate conson
