N indicates that the preceding vowel has the French nasal tone.
G and K denote the guttural sound of ch in the German language.
th denotes the sound of th in the, this.
ç sounds like s.
c̵ sounds like k.
ṣ̱ sounds like z.
ḡ is hard as in ḡet.
ġ is soft as in ġem.
- Amiens (ä-mĕ-ăN').
- Andreas (än-drā'äs).
- Anne (ăn).
- Anthony (ăn'tō-nĭ).
- Antwerp (ănt'wērp).
- Arimathea (Ărĭmȧthē´ȧ).
- Assisi (ä-sē'sē).
- Astolat (ăs'tṓ-lăt).
- Athens (ăth'ĕnz).
- Bedloe (bĕd'lō).
- Belgium (bĕl'jĭ-ŭm).
- Bentivoglio (bĕn-tē-vōl'yō).
- Bethesda (bĕ-thĕz'dȧ).
- Bethlehem (Bĕth'lēhĕm).
- Biographie Nationale (bḗ-ṓ-grä-fē' nä-sḗ-ṓ-näl').
- Blackfriars (blăk'frī-ẽrz).
- Bologna (bō-lōn'yȧ).
- Bristol (brĭs'to̯l).
- Brussels (brŭs'ĕlz).
- Buckingham (bŭk'ĭng-ȧm).