Found inside – Page 116In personal names spelling - pronunciation is seen in Leopold , formerly lepļd ( cf. leopard ) , now , from the spelling , liǝpold ; Ralph , formerly , and still in England ref , now rælf ; Theobald , formerly tıbļd , now oiəbɔld ; Walter , formerly wɔtə ... Found inside – Page 58New England is by no means free from the euëresis , but in the West it has become an established peculiarity of pronunciation . The endings , sion , tion , ial , etc. , are evident results of the euëresis . Lesion was formerly pronounced le - zih ... Found inside – Page 2This is true as to the quality of Latin 7 , except for the tradition of English scholars , which makes the sound a diphthong in such words as finis , formerly pronounced [ faenis ) . The exception , however , is of no importance , since in many ... Found inside – Page 107For the Germans pronounce Vau in the same manner , as they pronounce Fuu . ... present they pronounce au as a diphthong , yet they formerly pronounced VAV ... Found insideMany words of French origin were introduced into English, as well as French spelling patterns. Examples include the qu for /kw/ of quick (formerly cwic), ... Found inside – Page xxviiBreet , the pronunciation of Bright , which see . Broad , pronounced brooad ; by some brode . Bud , pronounced nearly bood ( gl . buod ) . The word but is sometimes so pronounced . Butter , formerly pronounced boother ( gl . buotthur ) . See Tt ... Found inside – Page 318It These considerations respecting the changes is probable that the Scottish pronunciation of the which our language has undergone - perhaps noword is much nearer to that prevalent in ... So it is clear that it was formerly pronounced Water . Found inside – Page 126... mentioned is and has been always pronounced as one syllable in English . Already in Chaucer we find Sinay rhyming with day , so that ai was considered as a diphthong , formerly pronounced as the modern sound of the interjection aye . Found inside – Page xlowed to follow their own pronunciation of Greek and Latin , as well as other ... Agreeable to this rule , it is presumed that we formerly pronounced the ... Found inside – Page 107Dr. Johnson tells us , that the substantive . confine was formerly pronounced with the accent on the last sylAvowedly , indisputably . Jable . Found inside – Page 114In addition, a number of words which formerly had only /Ua/ in RP have now acquired an alternative pronunciation with so:/ (e.g. sure, poor, your). Found inside – Page 286Hence we formerly pronounced academy , because it comes from ac ' - a - de - mia : hence the high accentuation of the above adjectives , and hence ... Found inside – Page 107Dr. Johnson tells us , that the substantive con fine Avowedly , indisputably . was formerly pronounced with the accent on the last syllable . Found inside – Page xxviiBreet , the pronunciation of Bright , which see . Broad , pronounced brooad ; by some brode . Bud , pronounced nearly bood ( gl . buod ) . The word but is sometimes so pronounced . Butter , formerly pronounced boother ( gl . buotthur ) . See Tt ... Found inside – Page 191The Pronunciation of the Names in the Dramatis Personae of Each of Shakespeare's Plays, Also the Pronunciation and ... ( lům ' - bért ) , a name used by Mistress Quickly , for Lombard Street , which was formerly pronounced ( lům ' - bērt ) . Found inside – Page 36Dr. Johnson tells us , that the substantive confine was formerly pronounced with the accent on the last syHab'e . The examples , how ever , which he gives ... Found inside – Page 21Adder was formerly sadder, newt was formerly cwt. ' In StP 119 is pronounced I] alone (1) when final, (2) when medial in wards formed from words ending in ... Found inside – Page 70... especially instrumental in increasing the discrepancy between spelling and pronunciation , since by the introduction of ... ei is now pronounced ai ( or , more exactly , ae ) ; in lieb , Dieb the second vowel was formerly pronounced separately ... Found insideA PRACTICAL COURSE IN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION ( with Two CD - ROMs ) J. SETHI Formerly , Professor of English Central Institute of English and Foreign ... Found inside – Page xxxvJules A L. Kunz. marrow ; moellon ( moilon ) , building - stone , and derivatives . These were formerly pronounced mo - èl , mo - e - lon . The particle co before a word beginning with e produces no diphthong ; in coefficient , coercitif , coexister ... Found inside – Page 19It could denote patterns of intonation and the prominence given to certain syllables in pronunciation; antique, he noted, “was formerly pronounced according ... Found inside48 Preside was formerly pronounced with the s sharp, and is so marked by Walker ; reside always has the s flat, according to the Rule. w Design and desist have the s sharp ; resist , like reside, owing to the tendency of re-, noticed E& the Text, ... Found inside – Page xxviiBreet , the pronunciation of Bright , which see . Broad , pronounced brooad ; by some brode . Bud , pronounced nearly bood ( gl . buod ) . The word but is sometimes so pronounced . Butter , formerly pronounced boother ( gl . buotthur ) . See Tt ... Found inside – Page 160only when the word " eager ” is pronounced " aygre , " and so seems to be identical with the French “ aigre , " sharp or biting . If further evidence were required to show that formerly the letters " ea " represented the sound of “ a ” as in “ fate , ” it ... Found inside – Page xviiAgreeably to this rule , it is presumed , that we formerly pronounced the apostle Paul , nearer the original than at present . In Henry the Eighth's time it ... Found inside – Page 130Even in these stressed syllables the combination tu was formerly pronounced ( tsu ] , but this is heard now only as a humorous pronunciation . 328. This is the voiced equivalent of ( S ) and is orthographically represented by j , g = [ dz ] , or by s ... Found inside – Page xlowed to follow their own pronunciation of Greek and Latin , ag well as other ... Agreeable to this rule , it is presumed that we formerly pronounced the ... Found inside – Page 84The ease of speaking facilitates this progress, and the pronunciation of ... most others of the same kind, were formerly pronounced in two syllables. Found inside – Page 969A Dictionary of the English Language : Giving the Derivations, Pronunciations, Definitions and Synonyms of a Large ... pronunciation , but generally the what constitutes a rhyme is not always observed , but words so used were formerly so ... Found inside – Page 1Still , even in these languages , the consonants which are now mute , were formerly pronounced , and each of the vowels and ... This process was brought about in the popular pronunciation , according to some fixed laws , based on the ... Found inside – Page 78226 In Europa (Europe) the sound aeu is written eu ; pronunciation aeu'ro:pa. 227 au was formerly written ou but pronounced aeu as in houg, 'haeu. Found inside – Page 88It applied formerly to words having ill in the middle or il at the end . The sound was about like that heard in English William . If William be pronounced « wee - yum » [ wi - jɔm ] it will illustrate quite well the change which the ill or il sound ... Found inside... or a familiar carelessness of pronunciation, which may have for result a ... was formerly pronounced [s], and is still so pronounced in South America ... Found inside – Page 14The second pronunciation has until recently been preferred . The change is analogous to that in citron , saffron , etc. , formerly pronounced sit'urn , saf'urn , etc. Iron still retains the pronunciation i'urn . " Webster . apropos — ap - ro - po ... Found insideBade was formerly pronounced in its analogical and brid as it is throu out England , would have yielded him more grammatical sound only ; after 1700 , the sound may be seen in our abundant matter whereon to display his learning and his wit ... Found inside – Page 105The seat in for instances are numerous of the propensity of latter which the confessor sits . pronunciation to place the accent higher than formerly ... Found inside – Page 51... for besides its discovering to us, that those Words, to which it is added, were formerly pronounced with more Syllables than they are at present; ... Found inside – Page 137( eltəm , eldəm ) , Bentham ( bentəm , benőəm ) , Walsham ( wolsəm , wolşəm ) , Lewisham ( luisəm , luisəm ) , Feversham [ fevəzəm , fevəsəm ) . In personal names spelling - pronunciation is seen in Leopold , formerly slepəld ] ( cf. leopard ) ... Found inside – Page 1128The two most common forms of rimes are rimes of used were formerly so pronounced or accented as to constimonosyllables or final accented syllables ( called single , or tute proper rimes , and some of these pronunciations , now obmasculine ... Found inside – Page 108To which are Prefixed Principles of English Pronunciation . ... the act of crowde confine was formerly pronounced with the ac ing to a place ; a concourse ... Found inside – Page 55The name is no longer exact , for in the modern pronunciation the l quality has completely disappeared , and only the palatal fricative j , which was formerly joined to the 1 , has remained . The older pronunciation was very similar to lj , as in ... Found inside – Page vAgreeable to this rule , it is presumed that we formerly pronounced the apostle Paul nearer the original than at present . In Henry the Eighth's time it was ... Found inside – Page xxviiBreet , the pronunciation of Bright , which see . Broad , pronounced brooad ; by some brode . Bud , pronounced nearly bood ( gl . buod ) . The word but is sometimes so pronounced . Butter , formerly pronounced boother ( gl . buottlur ) . See Tt ... Found inside – Page 105The seat in for instances are numerous of the propensity of latter which the confessor sits . pronunciation to place the accent higher than formerly : and when by this accentuation a noun is distinguished CONFESSIONARY , kon - fésh ' ůn - å ... Found inside – Page 62or from O.N. words with ei , or from French words with some modification of ( e ) . These words therefore having been formerly pronounced with ( ee ) or ( ee ) -rædan , tacan , hæp , veikr , prescher , aise , & c . — but being now pronounced with ... Found inside – Page 106This was formerly pronounced obli'ge . obli'que ( oblique , Wb.1 , W0.1 , oblique . Sm . ) From the French obit . Although the historical derivation and the weight of authority demand the French sound of the i , che tendency of usage 106. Found inside – Page xiiAgreeable to this rule , it is presumed that we formerly pronounced the name of the apostle Paul nearer the original than at present . Found inside – Page 104Variant of bombast formerly pronounced the same way, though now /BOM bast/ is the only pronunciation used. 330. talent /TAL unt/ archaic variant of talon. 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