SUPPLEMENT. . 
Pronouncing Dictionary — 
Ju-glan’-dé-2e 
ju-glan-dif-ol^-i-um 
Ju'-glans 
jug-o'-sa 
Ju'-jub-a 
Ju-lt-a’-na 
Ju-lib-ris’-sin 
Jul-li-a’-num 
Ju’-lus 
Jun-ca’-cé-2 
jun’-cé-a 
Jun’-cé-2 
jun-cif-ol’-i-um 
jun-cif-or’-mis 
Jun’-cus 
Jung-er-man’-ni-a 
Jung-huhn’ -Y-i 
ju-nip-er-a/-ta 
ju-nip-er-i’-num 
ju-nip-er-0-i’-dés 
Ju-nip’-er-us 
Ju-ri’-né-a 
Jus-sæ'-i 
Jus-st-æ'-a 
Jus-siew-a 
Jus-tic'-i-a 
juv-en'-eus 
Kad-sw-ra | 
Kemp’-fer-a 
Komp'-fer-i 
Komp-fer' -i-a 
Kag-en-eck'-Y-8 
Ka -do 
Kai’-sha 
Kai-et-ewr’-um 
Ka’ -ki 
Katl-an’-ché-e 
Kal-brey’-er-i 
Kal-brey’-er-\-a/-na 
Ka’-li 4 
kamp-tschat'-ic-us 
kam-tschat’-ic-um 
Kap’-pler-i 
kar-am-a’-na 
Kar-a’-tas : 
kar-at-a’-vi-en’- 
Kar-el-i'-ni 
Kar-el-i'-ni-à 
Kar-sten-1-a/-na 
Kar-sten’-i-i 
Kar-win-ski-a/-na 
Kar-win’-ski-i 
kash-m'-ri-a/-ng 
Kath-er-i'-nga 
Kat-on/-t-i - 
Kat'-zer-i : 
Kauf-man-ni-a/-na 
Kaw’ -ki 
ontinued. 
Kaul-fus’-si-a 
Kaul-fus'-st-i 
Kef-ev-stein'-1-à 
Keg-el-ja’-ni 
Kel-ler-man'-ni 
Kel-let’-ti-a 
Ken-drick'-1-1 
Ken-ned’-j-a 
Ken-ned-j-a/-na 
Kent’-i-a 
Kent-1-op'-sis 
Ken-troph-yl’-lum 
Kep-pler’-i-a — 
Ker-am-anth’-us 
Ker-chov-é-a’-na 
Ker-chov'-é-i 
Ker 3.3 
Ker-me-si’-na 
Ker’ -ri-a 
Ker-ri-5-i’-dés 
Kes-sel-ring' -1- 
. Ket-el-eer’-i 
Ket-el-eer’-i-a 
kew-en’-sis 
Keys’ 33 
khas-i-a/-na 
khas-j-a'-nus 
khas-j-i-a'-na 
Kicke’ -Y- 
Ki-el-mey’-er-a 
Ki-en-as-tí-a/-num 
Ki-en-as'-tt-i 
King! Za 
King-1-a/-num 
Kürg-an-et -1-a 
Kür-il-0w'-1.i 
Kirk! 33 
Kit-ai-bel'-t-a 
Klop-stock’-i-a 
Klug’-\-a 
Knaut’-i-a 
Knight ia ` 
Knight-1-a/-na 
Kniph-of'-i-a 
Knowl-to’-ni-a 
Knoz” -Y-a 
Koch'-i-i 
KæW'-leri 
_ Keh-ler’-i-a 
 Koel-len-stein’-i-a 
Kel-lik-er’-i-a 
Koel-reu-ter'-i-à ` 
Ko'-nig-a 
Ko'-nig-i I 
Kok-am-ir’-ic-a 
Kolb’ -i-i 
Kol’-lar-i 
‘Kor-ol-kow’-i-a 
Kor-sak-ow'-1-i 
Kor-thals -Y-a, 
Kots-chy’-i 
Kra'-mer-i 
Kra-mer'-1-g 
Kra-mer-i-a/.-num 
Kraus-si-a/-na 
Kraus'-si-i 
Krebs'-i-i 
Kus-ter-i-a’-na 
Audi Za 
Kyl-ling’-a 
Kyl-ling’-i-a ` 
Kyr-tan’-thus 
lab-\-a’-ta 
Lab-i-a'-tae 
Lab-i' -ché-a, 
Lab-il-lar-di-e'-ra 
lab-i-o'-sa 
Lab-is’-i-a 
Lab’-lab 
Lab-la’-vi-a 
Lab’-ou-che’-ri-a 
Lab'-ou-che'-ri-i 
. lab-ro’-sus 
Lab-rus'-ca 
Lab-ur’-num 
Lae-»'-na 
Lac-e-pe’-dé-a 
lac’-er-ans 
Lach-au' -mé-i 
Lach-en-al' -Y-a, 
Lach-en-al' -1-i 
Lach-no»'-a J 
Lach-nanth’-és 
lach-nó-i'-dés 
lach-nop-od’-i-um 
Lach-nos’-tom-a | 
Lach! ans | 
lach’-rym-a 
lac-il-i-a/-ta _ 
derived from Latin and Greek (i.e., all except those in italics) to be pronounced as follow 
A ae ts pal re ab CA aN aa te Y sued: arae Tee e omg mi 
in vó'-ter; ü as in pow'-er-f/l; ü as in rg'-ler; Y as Y; y ee ine Gë Ke 
= 8, o, and ch, always hard, as, for example, g in good, e in muscular, and ch i 
-= * This word is discussed at the end of the Pronouncing Dictionary. — 
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