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Hel’-ci-a 
Hel-dreich-i-a/-nus 
Hel-dreich’-\-i 
Hel-en’-i-um 
He-li-ac’-zé-us 
Hel-i-am’-phor-a* 
He-li-anth’-em-um 
he-li-anth-d-i’-dés 
He-li-anth’-us* 
He-lich’-ri-a 
He-lich-ry’-sum 
Hel-ic-o’-dé-a 
Hel-ic-od-ic’-er-os 
Hel-ic-o’-ni-a 
hel-ic-o’ -ni-ze-fol’-i-um 
hel-ic-o’-ni-b-i’-dés 
Hel-ic-te’-ré'-<e 
Hel-ic-te’-rés 
Hel-ig’-ma 
Hel’-in-us 
He-li-oc-ar’-pus 
He-li-om’-er-is 
He-li-oph’-il-a 
He-li-op’-sis 
He-li-oth’-rips 
He-li-ot-rop’-i-é-2 
he-li-ot-rop-i-6-i’-dés 
He-li-ot-rop’-i-um 
Hel-ip’-ter-um 
Hel’-ix 
hel-leb-or-if-ol’-i-um 
Hel-leb-or-i’-na 
Hel-leb’-or-us* 
Hel’-ler-i 
Hel-ler-i-a/-na 
Helm-holtz’-i-a 
Hel’-mi-a 
Hel-minth-os’-tach-ys 
Hel-o’-ni-as 
hel-ve’-tic-um 
hel’-vol-a 
Hel-wing’-i-a 
Hel-wing-i-a’-cé-e 
Hel-yg’-i-a 
he-mer-ob-i-el’-la* 
He-mer-ob’-i-us 
He-mer-oc-al’-li-22 
He’-mer-oc-al’-lis 
He-mi-and’-ra* 
He-mic-ar-pu’-rus 
He-mich’--na 
He-mic-li’-di-a 
He-mid-ie’-t¥-um 
He-mim-er-id’-i-2 
He-mim’-er-is 
He-mi-on-i’-tés 
he-mi-on-i-tid’-¢-um 
He-mi-on-i’-tis 
He-miph-rag’-ma 
He-mip’-ter-a 
He-mis-ae’-ris 
he-mis-phx’-ric-a 
He-mis-tem’-ma 
He-mit-e’-li-a 
Eench-man'-ni-i 
Pronouncing Dictionary—continued. 
Hen’-der-i 
Hen-der-so’-ni-a 
Hen-der-so-ni-a’-num 
Hen-der-so’-ni-i 
Hen-frey’-a 
Hen-ri’-ci-a 
Hen-ri’-ci 
Hen-rv’-cus 
Hen-rij-a’-num 
Hen’-rjj-i 
Hen-slo-vi-a’-num 
hep-ar-a’-na 
Hep-at’-ic-a 
hep-at’-ic-z-fol’-i-a 
Hep’-et-is 
He-pi-al’-id-x 
He’-pi-al-us 
hep-taph-il’-la 
Hep-tap-leu’-rum 
He-rac-le-a’-na 
He-rac-le-if-ol’-i-a 
He-rae-le’-um 
her-ba’-cé-a 
Her’-ba-rot’-a 
her-ba’-rum 
her’-ba-ven’-ti 
Her-ber’-ti 
Her-ber’-ti-a 
Her-ber-ti-a’-na 
Herb’ -sti-i 
Her-i-ot'-i-i 
Her-it-e'-ri-a 
Her-it-i-e’-ra 
Her-man’-ni 
Her-man’-ni-a 
Her-man’-ni-é-2 
her-man’-ni-2-fol’-i-a 
Her-min-i-e’-ra 
Her-min-i-e'-ri 
Her-mi’-ni-um 
Her’-mi-on-e 
Her-mod-ae’-tyl-on 
Her-nan-de’-71-i 
Her-nan’-di-a 
her-nan-di-e-fol’-i-a 
her-nan-dif-ol’-i-a 
Her-ni-a/-ri-a 
Her-pe’-stés 
Her-pe’-stis 
Her-ra’-ni-a 
Her-re’-ri-a 
Herr-man’-ni-e 
He’-si-od-a 
He-si-od’-i-a 
Hes-per-an’-tha* 
hes-per-id-if-ol’-i-a 
Hes-per-id’-i-uam 
Hes’-per-is 
Hes-per-oc’-lés 
Hes-per-os-cor’-don 
Hes’-sé-a 
het-er-ac-an’-tha* 
He-ter-ac’-tis 
het-er-an’-drum 
Het-er-an-the’-ra 
het-er-oc-ar’-pum 
Het-er-oc-en’-tron 
Het-er-oc’-er-a 
Het-er-och-a’-ta 
het-er-oc’-lit-a 
Het-er-od’-er-a 
het’-er-od-on 
het-er-od-ox’-um 
het-er-og-lés’-sa 
Het-er-ol-o’-ma 
het-er-om-al’-lum 
Het-er-om’-el-és 
het-er-om-or’-phum 
Het-er-on’-om-a 
Het-er-op-ap’-pus 
Het-er-oph-leb’-i-um* 
het-er-oph-yl’-la 
Het-oer-op’-ter-a 
Het-er-op’-ter-ys 
Het-er-os’-path-e 
Het-er-os’-tal-is 
Het-er-oth-e’-ca 
Het-er-ot’-om-a 
Het-er-ot’-rich-um 
Het-er-ot’-rop-a 
Heu-che’-ra 
Heuf-fel’-i-i 
He-ve'-a 
Hew-ar’-di-a 
Hew-it -ti-a 
Hex-ac-en’-tris 
hex-ze-droph’-or-us 
Hex-ag-lot’-tis 
hex-ag-o’-na 
hex-ag-o-nop’-ter-um 
hex-ap-et’-al-um 
hex-as’-tich-on 
hex-cv’-im-a 
Hey-mas’-sol-i 
Hey-né-a/-na 
hi/-ans 
Hib-ber’-ti-a 
hib-er’-ni-ca 
Hib-is’-cus 
hi-er-a’-cif-ol’-i-a 
Hi-er-a’-ci-um 
Hi-er-och’-lé-e 
Hi-er-och-un’-tin-a 
hi-er-og-lyph’-ic-a 
Hig-gin’-si-a 
Hil-air-t-a/-na 
Hil-deb-ran’-di 
Hil-deb-rand’-ti-i 
Hil-lé-a’-num 
Hil’-li-a 
Hil-li-a’/-na 
Hil’-li-i 
hi-ma’-lé-ie-a 
hi-ma-lay-a’-na* 
Him-an-tog-lés’-sum 
Him-at-an’-thus 
Hinck-si-a’-nus 
Hind’-si-a 
Hip-pé-as’-trum 
Hip’-pi-a 
Words derived from Latin and Greek (i.e., all except those in italics) to be pronounced as follows: i as in &p-art’; 
& as in psa@’-lmist ; @ as in slén’-der; @ as in vé’-ined; i as in thin; i as in mach-?’-nist; 6 as in rvt’-ten; 6 as 
in yo’-ter; ti as in pow’-er-f#/l; i as in rz’-ler; ¥ as i; ¥ as 1; %, @, 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. (For the old 
method, see page 276.) 
* This word is discussed at the end of the Pronouncing Dictionary. 
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