The document defines syllabification as the process of dividing words into smaller parts called syllables. It notes that every syllable must contain a vowel sound. It then outlines the six types of syllabification: monosyllabic (one syllable), disyllabic (two syllables), trisyllabic (three syllables), tetrasyllabic (four syllables), pentasyllabic (five syllables), and polysyllabic (many syllables). Examples are provided for each type of syllabification.