Ooouch. teiid and I saw telid. Now I no I kneed glassz.Svend said:
Interesting how many of your exceptions are so because they actually break into two syllables between the E and I. Or likewise, between the I and E following a C. The rule obviously covers the diphthong only since it assumes, I suppose, that's all we need help with, and that we can manage the syllable-breaks phonetically on our own.
In any case: when one is asking what a word or phrase means, it's best to spell it rite then cheque your spelling again. Expecting people to guess what you meant may stretch they're patients beyond there braking point.
Homonym is wear the hart is.
