Wash-ing-to’-ni-a’-num 
Wa’'-ter-er-i 
Wa-ter-i-a’-na 
Wat-so’-ni-a 
Wat’-ti-i 
Wa-va’-ri-a 
Waw-ra’-né-a 
Weath-er-il’-li 
Web-ber-i-a’-na 
Web’-bi-a 
Web-bi-a’-na 
Web’-bi-i 
We’-ber-a 
We-ber-i-a’-na 
Wed-del-i-a’-na 
Wed-e’-li-a 
Weig-e’-la 
Weig-e'-li-a 
Weig-e’-li-a’-na 
Wein-man’-ni-a 
Wein-man-ni-a/-num 
Weir’ -i-i 
Weis-man’-ni 
Wel’-den-i 
Welf’-i-a 
Wel-ling-to’-ni-a 
Wel’-ton-i 
Wel-ton-i-en’-sis 
Wel-wit’-schi-a 
Wel-wit’-schi-i 
Wend-land’-i-a 
Wend-land-i-a’-na 
Wend-land’-i-i 
Wen’-sé-a 
Went-worth’-i 
Went-worth-i-a’-num 
Wer-ne’-ri-a 
West-pha-ling’-i-a 
West-ring’-i-a 
Whip’-plé-i 
White-head’-i-a 
Whi'-té-i 
Whit-field’-\-0 
Whit-la’-vi-a 
Whit’-ley-a 
Whit’-ley-i 
Whit’-ney-i 
Whit’-tak-er-i 
Whit-ting-ton-en’-sis 
Why’-té-1 
Wi-borg’-i-a 
Wid-dring-to’-ni-a 
Wiers-beck’-i-i 
Wig-and’-i-a 
wig-and-i-6-i'-dés 
Wight-i-a/-na 
Wight’-i-i 
Wik-striém’-i-a 
Wilek-é-a/-num 
Wil-den-ow’-i-i 
Wil-der’-i-i 
Wild-i-a’-na 
Wiles-\-a’-num 
Wil-ford’-x-i 
Wilkes-i-a’-na 
Pronouncing Dictionary—continued. 
SUPPLEMENT. 
Will-den-o’-vi 
Will-den-o'-vi 
Will-den-ow’-i-a 
Wil-lem-e’-ti-a 
Will’-iams-i 
Will-iams-i-a’-num 
Will-iams’-i-i 
Will-iams-on’- 
Will-iams-on’- 
Will-inek’-¥-i 
Will-kom’-mi-i 
Will-st-a/-na 
Wil-lug-be’-ya 
Wil-lugh-bei’-a 
Wil-mo-ré-a/-na 
Wil-son’-i 
Wil-son’-1-i 
Wind’-sor-i 
Winn-i-a/-na 
Win’-ter-a 
Win-ter-a’-na 
Win’ -ter-i 
Wi-o'-ti 
Wis-liz-e’-ni 
Wis-ta’-ri-a 
With-er-ing’-i-a 
Wit-se’-ni-a 
Wit-te-a’-num 
Wit-tels-bach’-i-a 
Witt-man-ni-a’-na 
Wolf’-fi-a 
wol-qa’-ric-a 
Wol’-las-ton-i 
Wol-las-ton’-i-a 
Wol-sten-holin’-x 
Wood-ford’-\-a 
Wood-ford’-i-i 
Wood’-si-a 
Wood’-si-i 
Wood-ward’-\-a 
Wool-gar-i-a’-na 
Wool’-las-ton-i 
Worm’-i-a 
Worm-ski-old’-\-a 
Worm-ski-old’-1-i 
Wrang-el-i-a’-na 
Wray’-s 
Wray’-i 
Wright’-1-a 
Wright-i-a’-na 
Wright’-1-i 
Wrig-ley-a’-na 
Wulf’-en-i 
Wulf-en’-i-a 
Wulf-en-i-a’-na 
Wulf’-f i-a 
Wull-schleg-el’-i-a 
Wurm’-bé-a 
Wiirth’-i-a 
Wy-at’-ti-a’-na 
Wy-eth’-i-a 
a 
i 
i 
Y-i 
Xal-ap-en’-sis 
xanth-ac-an’-tha 
d45 
xanth’-in-um 
Xanth-is’-ma 
Xanth’-i-um 
xanth-oc’-al-yx 
xanth-oc-ar’-pum 
Xanth-oc-eph’-a-lum 
Xanth-oe’-er-as 
Xanth-och-y’-mus 
Xanth-oc’-om-a 
Xanth-oc-rom’-y-on 
xanth-od-ae’-tyl-a 
xanth’-od-on 
xanth-og-lés’-sum 
xanth-ol-eu’-ca 
xanth-oph-leb’-i-um 
xanth-oph-thal’-ma 
xanth-oph-yl’-lus 
Xanth-orh-i’-za 
Xanth-or-rhe’-a 
Xanth-o’-si-a 
Xanth-os-o’-ma 
Xanth-ox’-yl-on 
Xanth-ox’-yl-um 
Xen-i-a’-trum 
Xen-oc-ar’-pus 
Xen-oph-on’-ta 
Xe-ran’-dra* 
Xe-ran’-them-um 
Xe-ron-e’-ma 
Xe-roph-yl’-lum 
Xe-roph’-yt-a 
Xe-ro’-tés 
Xim-en-e’-si-a 
Xim-en’-i-a 
Xiph-id’-i-um* 
xiph-i-6-i’-dés 
Xiph’-i-on 
Xiph-op’-ter-is 
xiph-os’-tach-ys 
xu’-tha 
xyl-ac-an’-tha* 
Xyl-a’-ri-a 
Xyl-eb’-or-us 
Xyl-ob’-i-um 
xyl-oc-ar’-pum 
Xyl-om-e’-lum 
Xyl-oph-yl’-la 
xyl-oph-yl-lé-i’-dés 
Xyl-o’-pi-a 
Xyl-op-ic’-ron 
Xyl-os’-té-um 
xyl-ot’-rich-a 
Xyr-id’-t-2 
Xyr’-is 
Xys-mal-ob’-i-um 
xyt-ri-oph’-or-a 
Ye-col’-li 
yed-o-en’-sis 
Young’-i 
Young’ -i-% 
Young’-i-a’-num 
Young’ -i-i 
Yp-on-om-eu’-ta 
Words derived from Latin and Greek (i.e., all except those in italies) to be pronounced as follows: i as in @p-art’; 
» 
a as in psa’-Ilmist; t as in slén’-der; é@ as in vé’-ined; i as in thin; ias in mach-7’-nist; 6 as in rdt’-ten; as 
Ra apr a ; oe Seater ¢ ne = 7 the : 3 
in yo’-ter; ti as in pow’-er-f/l; i as in ra’-ler; ¥ as i; ¥ as i; @, @, 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 Pronounciig Dictionary. 
Vol. IV. 
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