SUPPLEMENT. 
Pronouncing Dictionary—continued. 
Steltz’-ner-i 
Stem-ma’-ri-a 
Stem-mat’-i-um 
Ste-mo’-di-a* 
Ste’-mon-a 
Ste-mon-ac-an’-thus 
Sten-ac’-tis 
Sten-an’-dri-um 
Sten-an-the’-ra 
Sten-an’-thi-um 
Sten’-i-a 
Sten-oc-ar’-pus* 
sten-oc-eph’-al-a 
sten-och-i’-lum 
Sten-och-i’-lus 
Sten-och-lx’-na 
Sten-oc-or’-yn-e 
Sten-og-as’-ter 
Sten-og-as’-tra 
Sten-og-lés’-sum 
Sten-og-lét’-tis 
sten-og’-yn-e 
Sten-ol-o’-ma 
Sten-om-es’-son 
sten-op-et’-al-a 
sten-oph-yl’-lum 
Sten-op’-ter-a 
Sten-orh-yn’-chus 
Sten-os-e’-mi-a 
sten-os-ep’-al-us 
Sten-os-o-le’-ni-um 
Sten-os-per-mat’-i-on 
Sten-os-te’-mum 
Sten-os’-tom-um 
Sten-ot-aph’-rum 
Steph-an-an’-dra* 
Steph-a’-ni-a 
Steph-an’-i-um 
Steph-an-oc’-om-a 
Steph-an-ol-i’-ri-on 
Steph-an-om-er’-i-a 
Steph-an-oph’-or-um . 
Steph-an-oph-y’-sum 
Steph-an-o’-tis 
Ster-cor-a’-ri-um 
Ster-cul’-i-a 
Ster-cul-i-a’-cé-a 
Ster-cul’-i-é-a 
Ster-é-os-an’-dra 
Ster-t-ox’-yl-on 
Ster’-t-nu-um 
Ste-rig’-ma 
Ste-rig-mos-te’-mon 
ster’-il-is 
Ster-iph-o’-ma 
Ste’-ris 
Stern-berg’-i-a 
Stern-berg’-i-i 
Steud-el’-i-a 4 
Steud’ -ner-a 
Ste-ve’-ni-a 
Ste-ve’-ni-i 
Ste-ven’-si-i 
Ste-ven-so’-ni-a 
Ste’-vi-a 
Stew-art’-i-a 
Stew-art’-i-i 
Stib-a’-si-a 
Stich-on-eu’-ron 
Stick-man’-ni-a 
Stifil’-Y-a 
Stig-maph-yl’-lon 
Stig-mar-o’-ta 
stig-mat’-ic-um 
stig-mo’-sum 
Stil-ag-in’-i-e 
stil-a’-ta 
Stil/-bé-a 
Stil-ling-flee’-ti-a 
Stil-ling’-i-a 
Sti’-pa 
sti-pit-a’-tum* 
stip-ul-a’-cé-a 
stip-ul-a/-ris 
stip-ul-a’-ta 
Stir-ling’-i-i 
Stiz-ol-ob’-i-um 
Stob-c’-a 
Stob-art-i-a/-na 
Stock’-i-i 
stoech’-ad-is 
Staech’-as 
Stokes’-i-a* 
stol-o-nif’-er-a 
Sto’-né-i 
Storck’-i-i 
Stor-i-e’-ri 
Sto’-ry-i 
Strach’-ey-i 
stra-min’-t-a 
stra’-min-is 
Stram-o’-ni-um 
Stran’-gé-a 
stran-gul-a’-ta 
Strang-ways’-i-i 
Stran-vee'-si-a 
Strat-i-o’-tés 
Strav-a’-di-wm 
Streb-lan-the’-ra 
Streb-lorh-i’-za 
Streb’-lus 
Strel-itz’-i-a 
Strep’-si-a 
Strep-tan-the’-ra 
Strep-tan’-thus 
Strep’-ti-um 
Strep-toc-ar’-pus 
strep-top-et’-al-a 
strep-toph-yl’-la 
Strep’-top-us 
Strep-tos-o’-lén 
stri-z-for’-mis 
stri-a-tel’-lum 
stri-a’-tul-um 
stri-a/-tum 
stric’-ta 
stric-tif-lo’-ra 
Strig-il’-i-a 
strig-il-lo’-sa 
strig-o’-sa 
337 
strig-ul-o’-sum 
stri-ol’-a 
stri-ol-a’-tus 
Strob’-il-a* 
strob-il-a’-cé-a 
Strob-il-an’-thés 
Strob-il-or’-ach-is 
Strob’-us 
Stro-man’-the 
Stro-mat-op’-ter-is 
Stroph-an’-thus 
Stroph-ol-i’-ri-on 
Stru-ker’-i-a 
Stru-ma’-ri-a 
stru-ma/-ri-um 
stru-ma’-tum 
strup-if-ol’-i-a 
Stru’-thi-ol-a 
Stru-thi-op’-ter-is 
Stru’-thi-um 
Strych’-nos 
Stu-art’-i-a 
Stu-art-i-a’-na 
Stu-art’-i-i 
Sturm’ -i-a 
Stur-tev-ant’-i-i 
Sty-la’-go 
Sty-lan’-dra* 
Sty-lid’-1-8-2 
Sty-lid’-i-um 
Sty-lim’-nus 
Sty’-lis 
Sty-loc-or’-yn-e 
Sty-log-lés’-sum 
Sty-lol’-ep-is 
Sty-loph’-or-um 
sty-lo’-sa 
Sty-los-an’-thés 
Sty-lu’-rus 
Sty-pan’-dra 
Styph-el’-i-a 
styph-el-i-0-i’-dés 
Styph-nol-ob’-i-um 
Styr-a’-cé-ee 
styr-ac-if’-lti-a 
styr-ac-if-ol’-i-a 
Styr-an’-dra 
Styr’-ax 
Suw’-da 
sua’-vé 
sua’-vé-ol-ens 
sua-vis’-sim-um 
sub-ac-au’-lis 
sub-al-pi’-na 
sub-aur-ic-ul-a’-tum 
sub-bif-lo’-ra 
sub-car-no’-sum 
sub-cor-da’-ta 
sub-cor-tic-a’-lis 
sub-cort-ie’-i-am 
sub-di-aph’-an-um 
sub-e-den-ta’-ta 
Su’-ber* 
su-ber-cul-a/-ta 
sub-e-rec’-ta 
method, see page 276.) 
Vol IV. 
* This word is discussed at the end of the Pronouncing Dictionary. 
Words derived from Latin and Greek (i.e., all except those in italics) to be pronounced as follows: % as in dp-art’; 
a Oi =f s 2 y = . a y . yw. = * = s : y. = 
a as in psa’-Imist; % as in slén’-der; é as in vé’-ined; i as in thin; i as in mach-?’-nist; 6 as in rdt’-ten; 0 as 
i —! rv] : wv ~ . - wv vy = = . oe * . 
in yo’-ter; ti as in pow’-er-fzl; i asin rv’-ler; ¥ as i; Y asi; @, @, ei, as ai in pain; au as ow in house; 
g, c, and ch, always hard, as, for example, g in good, c in muscular, and ch in Christian. (For the old 
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