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Pronouncing Dictionary—continued. 
Er-yth-re’-a 
Er-yth-ri’-na 
er-yth-roc-ar’-pum 
er-yth-roc-eph’-al-us 
Er-yth-roch-z’-te 
Er-yth-roch-i’-ton 
Er-yth-rod’-an-um 
Er-yth-ro’-dés 
Er-yth-rol-2’-na 
er-yth-ron-e’-ma 
Er-yth-ro’-ni-um 
er-yth-roph-2’-a 
Er-yth-roph-lce’-um 
er-yth-rop’-od-a 
er-yth-rop’-ter-us 
er-yth’-rop-us 
er-yth-ror’-ach-is* 
Er-yth-ror’-chis 
Er-yth-rorh-i’-za 
er-yth-ros-o’-rum 
er-yth-ros-tic’-tum 
Er-yth-ro’-tis 
er-yth-rox-anth’-um 
Er-yth-rox-yl’-é-2 
Er-yth-rox’-yl-on 
Es-cal-lo’-ni-a 
Es-cal-lo’-ni-w 
Es-che’-ri-a 
Esch-scholtz’-i-a 
es-cul-en’-ta 
F’-scul-us 
Es-mer-al’-da 
Es-pel-e’-ti-a 
Eis-tra’-de 
e-stri-a’-tus 
Eth-an’-i-wm 
Et-rus’-ca 
e-tu-ber-o’-sum 
Eu-ad-e’-ni-a 
Eu-cal-yp’-tus 
Eu-che’-tis 
En-char-id’-i-um 
En’-char-is 
Eu-chi’-lus 
Bu-chie’-na 
Eu-chro’-ma* 
Enu-cle’-a 
Eu-eni’-de* 
Eu-co-do’-ni-a 
En’-com-is 
Eu-cros’-i-a 
eu-cros-i-b-1’-dés 
Eue-ryph’-i-a 
Eu-des’-mi-a 
En’-dol-on 
EBu-ge’-ni-a 
Eu-ge’-nie 
eu-ge-ni-v-i’-dés 
eu-glos’-sa 
En-lal’-i-a 
Eu-loph’-i-a 
eu’-loph-um 
Eu-nar-cis’-sus 
Eu-nom’-i-a 
Eu-o’-nym-i 
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Eu-o’-nym-us* 
Eu-os’-ma 
Eu-pe-cil’-i-a 
eu-pat-or’-1-5-i/-dés 
Eu-pat-or’-i-um 
eu-phleb’-i-a* 
Eu-phor’-bi-a 
Eu-phor-bi-a’-cé-« 
Eu-phras’-i-a 
Eu-phras’-i-é-2 
En-plex-op’-ter-a 
Eu-pod’-i-um 
Eu-pe-cil’-i-a 
Eu-po-ma’-ti-a 
Eup’-ter-yx 
eu-ro-pe’-a 
Ew’-ry-a 
Eu’-ry-iil-e 
Bu-ry-an’-dra 
Eu-ryb’-i-a 
Eu-rye’-lés 
Eu-rye-li’-ne 
Enu-ryg-an’-i-a 
eu-ry-5-i/-dés 
Enu’-r¥-ops 
Ew’-scaph-is* 
Eu-sel-a’-gin-el’-la 
eu-so’-rum 
Hu-steg’-i-a 
Eu-steph’-i-a 
En’-stom-a 
Eu’-streph-us 
En’-styl-is 
Eu-tax’-i-a 
Eu-ter’-pe 
Eu’ -thal-és 
Eu’-toc-a 
Enu-u’-ra 
eux-an’-thin-um 
Eu-xen’-i-a 
E-val-la’-ri-a 
Ev-ans’-i-a 
Ev-ans-i-a/-nus 
e-vee’-tum 
Ev-el-y/-na 
E-yol’-vul-us 
Ew-er-i-a’-na 
Ew-ers’-i-i 
Ex’-ac-um 
ex-al-ta’-ta 
ex-as-per-a’-tum 
Ex-e-ca’-ri-a 
ex-cay-a’-tum 
ex-cel’-lens 
ex-cel’-sa 
ex-ci’-sa 
ex-cla-ma’-ti-o’-nis 
ex-cul’-ta 
ex-ig’-ti-a 
ex-im/-i-a 
Ex-it-e’-li-a 
ex-it-i-o’-sum 
Ex-o’-as-cus 
Ex-o’-car-pus 
Ex-o’-chor-da 
Ex-o-gon’-i-um* 
ex-ol-e’-ta 
ew-on-1-en’-sis 
ex-o-rhi’-za 
ex-or-na’-ta 
Ex-o-stem’-ma 
Ex-o-thos-te’-mon 
ex-o'-tic-a 
ex-pan’-sum 
ex-sca’-pa 
ex-sculp’-ta 
ex-sec’-tum 
ex-ser’-ta 
ex-sur’-gens 
ex-ten’-sum 
ex-tine-to’-ri-a 
ex-u’-dans 
ex-uy-i-a’/-ta 
By’ -ré-a 
By'-ré-i 
Ey-rie’-si-i 
By-sen-hardt’-i-a 
Fab’-a 
fab-a’-ct-a 
Fab-a’-ce-2 
Fab-a’-go 
Fab-i-a’-na 
Fab-ric’-i-a 
fac-e’-tum 
Fad-yen'-i-a 
Fad-yen’-\-i 
Fa-ga’-ra 
Fa-gel’-i-a 
Fa’-gi 
fa-gif-ol’-i-a 
fa-gin’-é-a 
Fa-gop-y’-rum 
Fag-re’-a 
Fa/-gus 
Fair-ie-a’-na 
fal-ca’-ta 
fal-cif-ol’-i-a 
fal-cif-or’-me 
fal-cin-el’-lum 
Fal-con-e’-ra 
Fal-con-e’-ri 
Fal-ken-ber’-gi-i 
Fal’-ki-a 
falk-land’-ic-um 
fal’-lax 
Fal-lu’-gi-a 
3 g 
Far-a’-mé-a 
Far’-far-a 
Far-fu’-gi-um 
far-i-na’-cé-a 
far-i-nif’-er-a 
far-i-no’-sa 
Far-ley-en’-sé 
Far’-mer-i 
Far-ne-si-a’-na 
Far’ -rer-2 
Far-se’-ti-a 
Words derived from Latin and Greek (ie., all except those in italics) to be pronounced as follows: i as in /p-art’; 
ea ee Si OLAS 2 aTtierce 5 : eae 5 iets paige = 
a as in psa’-lmist; ¢ as in slén’-der; @ as in ve’-ined; i as in th?n; i as in mach-7’-nist; 6 as in rét’-ten; 6 as 
7 I 4 av <' ys = . = v y = = . eos . - 
in vo’-ter; ii as in pow’-er-fl; i as in ra’-ler; ¥ as i; ¥ as i; ®&, @, ei, as ai in pain; au as ow in house; 
g, ec, and ch, always hard, as, for example, g in good, c in muscular, and ch in Christian. 
method, see page 276.) 
'* This word is discussed at the end of the Pronouncing Dictionary. 
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