344 THE DICTIONARY OF GARDENING. 
Pronouncing Dictionary—continued. 
Vi-borg’-i-a 
vi-bur-nif-lo’-ra 
vi-bur-né-i’-dés 
Vi-bur’-num 
Vic’-i-a 
Vie’-i-2 
Vie’-tor 
Vic-to’-ri-a 
Vic-to’-ri-22-Re-gi’-nee 
Vic-to-ri-a’-lis 
Vic-tor-ip-er-re’-a 
Vid-a’-li-i 
Vieil-lard’-i-i 
Viel-lard’-i-i 
Vieus-seun'-i-a 
Vig-i-e’-ra 
Vig-i-e’-ri 
Vign’-a 
Vig-nald’-i-a 
Vig-ui-e’-ra 
Vil'-fa 
Vil-lan-ov’-a 
Vil-la-re’-si-a 
Vil-lar’-i-a 
Vil-lar’-si-a 
Vil-lar-si-a’-na 
Vil-lar’-si-i 
vil’-lic-a 
vil-lif’-er-a 
vil-lo’-sa 
Vil-lo’-see 
vil-lo’-sul-us 
Vil-mor-i/-ni-a 
Vil-mor-i-ni-a/-na 
vi-min-a’-lis 
Vi-min-a/-ri-a 
vi-min’-é-um 
Vin’-ca 
vin-cxe-flo -ra 
vin-cent-i’-nus 
Vin-cet-ox’-ic-um 
vi-né-a’-le 
vi-nif’-er-a 
vi-no’-sa 
Vi'-ol-a 
vi-ol-a’-cé-a 
Vi'-ol-ze 
vi-ol-s-fol’-i-um 
vi-ol-2-6-i/-dés 
Vi-ol-a’-ri-8-22 
vi-ol-es’-cens 
Vi-or’-na 
Vi-pa’-ni 
Vi-ray’-a 
vir’-ens 
vir-es’-cens 
Vi-rey’-a 
vir-ga’-ta 
Vir-gan’-ré-a 
Vir-gil’-i-a 
vir-gin-a/-le 
vir-gin’-é-us 
vir-gin-?-a/-na 
vir-gin’-ic-a 
vir-gin-t-en’ -sis 
Vir-gul-a/-ri-a 
vir-gul-a’-tum 
vir-id-a/-na 
vir-id-ic-ol’-lis 
vir-id-if-lo’-ra 
vir-id-if-ol’-i-a 
vir’ -id-is 
vir-id-is’-sim-a 
vir-id’-ul-a 
Vi'-rol-a 
Vis-ca’-ri-a 
vis’-cid-a 
vis-cid’-ul-a 
vis-co’-sa 
vis-co-sis’-sim-a 
Vis’-cum 
Vis-i-a/-ni-a 
Vism’-i-a 
Vis-na’-ga 
Visn’-é-a 
Vi-tal’-ba 
Vi-tal-1-a/-na 
Vit-el-la’-ri-a 
vit-el-li’-nee 
vit-el-li’-num 
Vi'-tex 
Vi-tic-as’-trum 
Vi-tic-el’-la 
vi-tic’-ol-a 
vi-tic-ul-o’-sa 
vi-ti-en’-sis 
vi-tif-ol’-i-us 
Vi'-tis 
vi-tis-a’-na 
Vi-tis-I-dee’-a 
vit-tze-for’-me 
Vit-ta’-ri-a 
vit-ta’-ta 
vit-tig’-er-a 
Vitt-man’-ni-a 
Viv-i-a’-ni-a 
Viv-i-a’-ni-é-2 
vi’-vic-ans 
vi-vip’-ar-i 
vi-vip’-ar-um 
Vo-and-zei’-a 
Voch-i’-si-a 
Voch’-y-a 
Voch-y’-si-a 
Voch-y-si-a’-cb-22 
Vo-gel-i-a’-na 
Vo-gel’-1-i 
Vo-gel’-li 
Vo-hi'-ri-a 
volg-en’-sis 
Vol-ka-mer’-\-a 
Volk-man’-ni-a 
Vol-tai-re-a’-num 
vol-u’-bil-is 
Vol-ue-el’-la 
vol-up’-tum 
Vou-a’-pa 
Vou’-ay 
Voy’-ri-a 
Vree-land’-i 
Vries’-i-a 
Vrom’-i-i 
vul-ca’-nic-a 
vul-ga/-ris 
vul-ga’-tum 
Vul-ner-a’-ri-a 
vul-pa’-ri-a 
Vul/-pi-a 
vul-pi’-nus 
Vuyl-stek-{-a’-na 
Wach-en-dorf’-i-a 
Wagq’-en-er-i 
Wag'-en-er-i-a’-na 
Wag’ -ner-i* 
Wag-ner-i-a’-num 
Wahl-bom’-i-a 
Wahl-en-berg’-i-a 
Wailes’-i-a 
Wailes-i-a’-num 
Wait'-zi-a 
Wake-ley-a’-num 
Walck-en-er’-a 
Wald-schmid’-i-a 
Wald-stein’-i-a 
Wald-stein-i-a’-na 
Walk’-er-z 
Walk’-er-i 
Walk-er-i-a’-na 
Wal-la’-cé-i 
Wal-lich’-i-a 
Wal-lich-i-a/-na 
Wal-lich’-i-i 
Wal-lis’-i-a 
Wal-lis’-1-i 
Wall-roth’-i-a 
Wal-su’-ra 
Wal’-ter-i 
Wal-the’-ri-a 
Wal-u-iew’-i 
Wal-u-jew’-i 
Wam'-pi 
Wan’ -ner-i 
War-cew-ic’-2i-i 
War-czew-ic’-2i-1 
Ward-i-a/-num 
Ward’-3-i 
Wa-ré-a’-na 
War-el-li-a’-na 
War-ming-i-a’-num 
War-ming’-i-i 
War’ -ner-i 
War-ner-i-a’-num 
War-ner’-i-i 
War-o-que-a’-num 
War’ -ré-a 
War-ré-a’-na 
War-ren -i-i 
War-scew-ic-zel’-la 
War-szew-ic-zi-a/-na 
War-scew-ic'-21-1 
War-szew-ic-zel’-la 
Wash-ing-to’-ni-a 
Words derived from Latin and Greek (i.e., all except those in italics) to be pronounced as follows: & as in d@p-art’; 
a as in psd@’-lmist; & as in slén’-der; 6 as in vé’-ined; i as in thin; ias in mach-?’-nist; 4 as in rdt’-ten; Gas 
in vo’-ter; ti as in pow’-er-f/l; i as in rz-ler; ¥ as i; ¥ as i; @, ce, ei, as ai in pain; au as ow in house; 
g, c, and ch, always hard, as, for example, g in good, ¢ in muscular, and ch in Christian. (For the old 
method, see page 276.) 
* This word is discussed at the end of the Pronouncing Dictionary. 
