PRONUNCIATION OF PROPER NAMES
NOTE.—The pronunciation of difficult words is indicated by respelling them phonetically. N is used to indicate the French nasal sound; K the sound of ch in German; ü the sound of the German ü, and French u; ö the sound of ö in foreign languages.
AGINCOURT, aj' in kort, or ah zhaN koor'
ATHELSTANE, ath' el stane
AYTOUN, (Wai. E.) ay' toon
CAERLEON, kahr le' on
CHEYENNE, shi en'
DUQUESNE, du kayn'
FROUDE, frood
GALAHAD, gal' a had
GHENT, gent
GRANTMESNIL, groN ma neel'
GUINEVERE, gwin' e veer
HOUYHNHNMS, hoo' in 'ms
LEIODES, le o' deez
MARACAIBO, mahr ah ki' bo
OTAHEITE, o tah he' te
POITIERS, pwaht ya'
SEINE, sayn
SIOUX, soo
SKALD, skawld