syl·la·bism 
(sĭlə-bĭz′əm)
(sĭlə-bĭz′əm)n.
1. Division of a word or phrase into syllables.
2. Use of syllabic characters in writing.
[Latin syllaba, syllable; see SYLLABLE + -ISM.]
- Auguste
- August Friedrich Leopold
- Augustine
- Augustine
- Augustinian
- Augustinianism
- Augustinism
- Augustin Jean
- Augustin Louis
- augustly
- augustness
- Augusto
- Augusto César
- Augusto José Ramón Pinochet Ugarte.
- Augustus
- Augustus
- Augustus
- August Wilhelm von
- Aujeszky's disease
- au jus
- auk
- auklet
- auld
- auld lang syne
- Aulis