Greek Syl·la·bi·fi·er
Paste polytonic Greek. Accents, breathings and iota subscripts are removed and each word is divided into syllables following the usual Greek rules for diphthongs and consonant clusters. Nothing you paste leaves your browser.
Rules applied
Diphthongs stay in one syllable: αι ει οι υι αυ ευ ηυ ου, unless a diaeresis separates them. Every other pair of vowels is two syllables, as sung: Κυ-ρι-ον, ο-θο-νι-α.
A single consonant between vowels starts the next syllable. A cluster starts the next syllable when a Greek word can begin with it (ε-δρα-μον, Χρι-στου, κο-σμος); otherwise it is split (εν-δον, αλ-λος, αγ-γε-λος). Double consonants always split. ζ ξ ψ count as one letter.
γκ μπ ντ τσ τζ are split by default (εγ-κω-μι-α). Tick the last option for the modern school-grammar division (ε-γκω-μι-α).
For English texts, use the English syllabifier.