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dge as in Bridge

Learn about /j/ phoneme
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7
b¡a¡dge
1
3
b¡l¡u¡dge
1
4
b¡r¡i¡dge
1
4
b¡u¡dge
1
3
d¡i¡s¡l¡o¡dge
2
6
d¡o¡dge
1
3
e¡dge
1
2
f¡r¡i¡dge
1
4
f¡u¡dge
1
3
g¡r¡u¡dge
1
4
h¡e¡dge
1
3
j¡u¡dge
1
3
kn¡ow¡l¡e¡dge
2
5
l¡e¡dge
1
3
l¡o¡dge
1
3
n¡u¡dge
1
3
p¡ar¡t¡r¡i¡dge
2
6
p¡l¡e¡dge
1
4
p¡o¡rr¡i¡dge
2
5
r¡i¡dge
1
3
s¡l¡e¡dge
1
4
s¡l¡u¡dge
1
4
s¡m¡u¡dge
1
4
s¡p¡l¡o¡dge
1
5
t¡r¡u¡dge
1
4
w¡e¡dge
1
3

J Phoneme Words

J Phoneme at a glance:

  • Words with g include giant, angel, huge
  • Words with ge include fringe, sponge, orange
  • Words with j include jaw, jelly, juggle
  • Words with dge include bridge, fudge, hedge
  • Words with d include graduate, educate

Spelling Frequencies:

  • g/ge - 66%
  • j - 22%
  • dge - 5%
  • d - 3%

Rare Spelling Patterns:

  • gg (suggest)
  • di (soldier)
  • dj (adjacent)
  • gi (allegiance)
  • dg (badger)

Additional things to note:

In regards to ‘g’ (gem) and ‘ge’ (sponge) making /j/, I was unable to find any statistics that separate the use-case of each grapheme, which is why they have been grouped together.