306 THE DICTIONARY OF GARDENING. 
Pronouncing Dictionary—continued. 
Hip’-pi-on 
Hip-pob-ro’-mus 
Hip-poc-as-tan’-t-2 
Hip-poc-as’-tan-um 
Hip-poc-ent-au’-ré-a 
Hip-poc-rat-i'-a’-ct-a 
Hip-poc-re’-pis 
Hip-pog-lés’-sum 
Hip-pom’-an-e 
Hip-poph’-i-e 
Hip-pu’-ris 
Hir-ca/-nic-um 
hir-ci’-na 
Hir’-cul-us 
hir-su-tis’-sim-um 
hir-su’-tul-a 
hir-su’-tum 
hir’-ta 
hir-tel’/-lum 
hir-tif-lo’-ra 
hir’-tip-és 
his-pa’-nic-um 
his’-pid-a 
his-pid-is’-sim-a 
his-pid’-ul-um 
his-ti-on-anth’-a 
His’-tri-o 
his-tri-o’-nic-um 
Hoa’-ré-a 
Hodg-in’-si-i 
Hodg-so’-ni 
Hodg-so’-ni-a 
Ho-eg’-\-i 
Hoelt’-zer-i 
Hoff-man’-ni-a 
Hoff-man-ni-a’-na 
Hoh-en-ber’-gi-a 
Hoit’-zi-a 
Hol-bel’-li-a 
Hole-och-le’-na 
Hol’-cus 
Hol-for-di-a/-num 
hol-mi-a’-na 
Holm-ski-ol/-di-a 
hol-och-ry’-sum* 
Hol-od-is’-cus 
Hol-og-ym’-ne 
Hol-ol-ach’-ne 
Hol-os-chee’-nus 
hol-os-er-ic’--um 
Hol-os’-té-a 
Hol-ton-i-a’-num 
Holt’-zer-i 
Hom-al-anth’-us* 
Hom-al’-i-#-2e 
Hom-al’-i-um 
Hom-al-om-e’-na* 
Hom-al-om-y’-i-a 
Hom-al-on-e’-ma 
Hom-e’-ri-a 
Hom-og’-yn-e 
Hom-oi-anth’-us 
hom-om-al’-la 
Hom-op’-ter-a 
Honck-en’-j-a 
Hond-bes’-sen 
Hond-en’-sis 
Hood’ -i-a 
Hoog-en-dorp’-i-i 
Hook’-er-a 
Hook'-er-i 
Hook-er-i-a’-na 
Hoop-es’-i-i 
Ho'-pé-a 
Ho'-pé-i 
Hop-kirk’-i-a 
Hop-loph’-yt-um 
Hop-pe-a’-num 
Hop-wood-i-a’-na 
Hor’-dé-um 
hor-i’-zon-ta’-lis 
Hovr-kel’-i-a 
Hor-mi’-num 
Hor’-né-i 
Hor-nem-an’-ni-a 
hor’-rid-a 
Hors-fall -i-i 
Hors-field’-i-a 
Hors-field’-1-i 
Hors’-man-i 
Hors’-man-ni 
Hor-ten’-si-a 
hor-ten’-sis 
hor-tic’-ol-a 
Hos-ack’-i-a 
hos-mar-i-en’-sis 
Hos’-pit-a 
Host’-a 
Host’ -é-a 
Host’-1-i 
Ho-tei’-a 
hot-ten-tot-o’-rum 
Hot-to’-ni-a 
Houl-let’-i-a 
Houl-let-i-a’-num 
Houl-let’-1-i 
Hous-to’-ni-a 
Hout’ -té-a 
Hout-té-a/-na 
Hout-twyn’-i-a 
Ho'-vé-a 
Ho-ven’-i-a 
Hov-ey’-i 
How-ar’-di-a 
How-ar’-di-i 
How’ -é-a 
How-el/-li-i 
How-ie'-a 
Hoy’-a 
Hru-by-a’-num 
Hud-so’-ni-a 
Hud-so-ni-a’/-na 
Hueg-el’-i-a 
Hueg-el-i-a’-num 
Hueg-el’-i-i 
Hu-ern’-i-a 
Hug-el’-i-a 
Hug-el’-i-i 
Hugh’-i-i 
Hulké-a/-na 
Hul-let’-ti 
Hul-theim’-i-a 
Hum-a’-ta 
Hum-blo’-ti-i 
Hum-boldt’-i-a 
Hum-boldt-i-a’-na 
Hum-boldt’-i-i 
Hu’ -mé-a 
Hu-mé-a/-num 
Hu’ -mé-i 
hum-if-u’-sa 
hum-il-if-ol’-i-a 
hum/’-il-is 
Hu-mi'-ri-a 
Hu-mi-ri-a’-cé-2 
Hum’-ul-us 
Hun-nem-an'-ni-a 
Hunt-i-a’-num 
Hunt-ley’-a 
Hu’-ra 
hu-ron-en’-sé 
Hutch-in’-si-a 
Hut-to’-ni 
hy-ac-in’-tha 
Hy-ac-in-thel’-la 
hy-ac-in’-thin-a 
hy-ac-in’-thi-i/-dés 
hy-ac-in-thos’-ma 
H¥-ac-in’-thus 
Hy-n-ach’-ne 
hy-al’-in-a 
H}-al-op’-ter-us 
Hy-ban-the’-ra 
hy-ber-na’-lis 
Hy-ber’-ni-a* 
hy-ber’-nus 
hyb’-rid-a 
Hyd’-num 
Hyd-ran’-gi-a* 
Hyd-ran’-gt-2 
hyd-ran’-gé-2-fol’-i-a 
hyd-ran’-gi:-ee-for’-mis 
hyd-ran’-gé-5-i’-dés 
Hyd-ras’-tis 
Hyd-ri-as-te’-le 
Hyd-roc’-er-a 
Hyd-roch-ar-id’-t-2 
Hyd-roch’-ar-is 
Hyd’-roc-leis 
Hyd-roc-ot’-yl-e* 
hyd-roc-ot’-yl-if-ol’-i-a 
Hyd-rog-lés’-sum 
Hyd-rol’-é-a 
Hyd-rol’-t-2 
Hyd-rom-es’-tus 
Hyd-rom-ys’-tri-a 
Hy4d-rop-el’-tis 
Hyd-roph-yl-la’-cé-2e 
Hyd-roph-yl’-lum 
Hyd-rop-y’-rum 
Hyd-ros’-tach-ys 
Hyd-rot-2/-ni-a 
hy-em-a’-lis 
Hyg-roph’-or-us 
hyg-rom-et’-ric-us 
Words derived from Latin and Greek (i.e., all except those in italics) to be pronounced as follows: i as in dp-art’ ; 
a as in ps@’-Imist; é as in slén’-der; 6 as in vé’-ined; Yas in thin; ias in mach-7’-nist; 6 as in rdt’-ten; 6 as 
in vo’-ter; iias in pow’-er-f/l; i as in rv’-ler; ¥ as 1; ¥ 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. (For the old 
method, see page 276.) 
* This word is discussed at the end of the Pronouncing Dictionary. 
