A Universal Pronouncing Gazetteer

An-a-toli-a. See Natolia.

Ancona, ån-co'nå.

Apiocacumish, ap`e-o-kak'uin-ish', 1. of Las

brador.

Andalusia, an-da-lu'she-a, (Sp. Andalucia, Ap-ol-lo'ni-a, t. of Palestine.

an-da-loo-thee'å).

Аu-da-man'.

Andelys, Les, laze-ånd'le'.

Andernach, ån'der-nåк.

Andes, an'diz.

Andorra, ån-dor'rå.

An'do-ver.

Andro, ån'dro, or An'dros, i. of Greece.

Andros-cog'gin.

Andujar or Anduxar, ån-doo'наг.

Angara, ång gå-rå', r. of Siberia.

*Angelica, an-jel'e-kå.

*Angelina, an-je-lee'na, r. of Texas. Angermanland, ong'er-mån-lånd.

Angers, an'jerz, formerly written Angiers
(Fr. pron. år zha').

Anglesey or Anglesea, ang'gl-se.
An-go'la.

An-go'ra or An-goo'ra (Turk. En-goor').
Angornoo or Angornou, an-gor-noo', t. of

Soodan.

Angostura, ån-gos-too'rå.
Angoulême, as goo`lame'.

Angra, ång'grå.

Ap-pa-lach-i-co'la.

Appenzell, ap-pent-seli.
Appling.

Apt, åpt.

Ap-po-mat'tox.

Apure, å-poo'rå.

Aqui, 'que.

Aquila, a'que-lå.

*Aquin, a'kâ'.

Aquino, &-quee'no.
Arabia, a-a'be-a.

Aracan. See Arracan.

Aracati, &-rå-kå-tee', t. of Brazil.
Arad, a'rad, t. of Palestine.
Arad, Ŏr'od'.

Aragon, âr'ra-gon (Sp. pron. år-rå-gone"},
Araguay, år-a-gwi'.
Aral, ar'al.

Aranjuez, a-rån-нweth'.
Ar-an'sas, t. of Texas.
*Ar-ap'a-hoe.

Ararat, år'a-rat.

Aras, ar'as, or Ar-ax'cs.

Arauca, a-rou'kå, r. of New Granada.

Anguilla, ang-ghil'la (Sp. Anguila, ån- Araucanians, ar-au-ka'ne-ans.

Ar-broath. See Aberbrothock.

Ar-ca'di-a (Modern Gr. Arkadia, aR-kå-dee'å) t. of Greece.

Archangel, ark-ane'jel (Russ. pron. ark-angghel).

Archipelago, ar-ke-pel'a-go, a name given originally to the sea which separates Greece from Asia Minor, but now often applied to any sea interspersed with islands.

Arcis, aR'se', t. of France.

Arcola, ar-ko'lå, t. of N. Italy.

Ar'cot'.

Ardèche, ar'daish'.

An'no-bon, (Port. Auno-Bom, ån'no-box',) i. Ar'den or Ardennes, ar'denn'.

Ardencaple, ar'den-kap`el, inlet of Greenland.
Ar'drah.

Arechat or Arichat, ar're-sh t', t. on I. Ma-
dame.

Arecivo, å-rå-see'vo, t. of Porto Rico.

Arensburg, å'rens-beRG. See Arnsberg.
Arequipa, a-ra-kee'på.

Arezzo, &-ret'so.

Argentan, ar`zhẳn'tåN'.

Argenteuil, ar`ZhẳN`tUL'

Argentine (ar'jen-tine) Republic (Sp. Republica Argentina, rå-poob'le-kå aR-Hen tee'nå). See Plata, La.

Argentiere, ar`zhån`te-air'.

Argoon, Argoun, or Argun, ar-goon'.

Antongil, ån`toN`zheel', or Antongil's, an-ton'- Argos, t. of Greece.

jitz, bay of Madagascar.

An'trim.

Argostoli, ar-gos'to-le.

Argun. See Argoon.

Ant'werp (Dutch Antwerpen, ånt'werp-en; Argyle or Argyll, ar-ghyle'.

Fr. Anvers, &N VAIR′).

Anzin, ån`zan'.

Argyro Castro, aR'ghe-ro kås'tro.
Arica, å-ree'ka.

Anzooan or Anzuan, an-zoo-an'; written, Ariège, &'re-aizh'.

Ar-i-ma-the'a, t. of Palestine.
Arinhos, &-reen'yoce, r. of Brazil.
*Arispe, å-ris'på.

Ar-kan'sas, formerly pronounced, and some
times written, Arkan-saw.
Ar-kee'ko; written, also, Arkiko.
Ark'low, t. of Ireland.

Arlberg (Ger. pron. axl'bÅRG). See Adler
berg.

Ascension, as-sen'shun.

å-shåf'fen-boŎRG").

At'ta-la.

Atter, åt'ter (Ger. Atter-See, åt'ter-så') 1. of

Austria.

Attigny, åt teen'ye'.

Attock or Attock Benares, at`tock' bên-¿'

rez.

Attruck', r. of Persia. Atuai. See Atooi. Aube, ōbe.

Au'burn.

Aubusson, o'büs'son'. Auch, osh.

Aude, ode.

Audenarde, o'den-ard'. See Oudenarde. Auerbach, ou'er-båk.

Augsburg (Ger. pron. ouGs'bŏŏRG).

Augela or Aujila, au’je-lạ, t. of N. Africa. Au-gus'ta or Agosta.

Augustine (St.), au-gus-teen'.

Aurich, ow'rik, r. of Germany.

Aurillac, o'reel'yåk', t. of France.

Aurungabad, o-rung-ga-båd'.

Aschaffenburg, ash-af'fen-burg (Ger. pron. Aus'ter-litz (Ger. pron. ous'ter-lits).

Aschersleben, åsh-ers-lå'ben.

Ascoli, ås'ko-le.

Ash-an'tee, sometimes written Achanti.

Ash'dod (Az-o'tus), t. of Palestine.

Ashe, ash.

Ash-ta-bu'la.

Ash'er, tribe of Israelites.

Asia, a'she-a (often improperly pronounced Ava, å'va.

ȧ'zhe-a).

As'ke-lon, t. of Palestine.

Avatchka. See Awatska.

Avallon, å vållón'.

Aveiro, a-vå'e-ro.

Avella, &-vel'lå.

Avellino, å-vel-lee'no.

Avenches, å våNsh'.

Averno, å-ver'no.

Aversa, å-ver'så.
Avesnes, å'vain'.
Aveyron, avaron',
Avezzano, å-vêt-så'no.
Avignon, å'veen'yoN'.
Avila, å've-lå.

Avlona, åv-lo'nå.

Avon, a'von.

Avoyelles, av-oi-elz' (commonly called a-vi

el).

As-tra-can' or Astrakhan (Russ. pron. ås-trå- Avranches, åv`rånsh'.

Badakhshan.

See Budukhshan.

Badenweiler, bå-den-wi'ler.
Badku, båd-koo', or Bakoo.
Baeza or Baeça, bå-à'thå.
Baffa, båf'få.
Bat'fin's (Bay).

Bagdad, båg-dåd' or bag'dad; written, also,
Bagdat.

Baghermeh, bå-gher'meh, kingdom of Africa. Bagnarea, bån-ya-ra'å, t. of Italy.

Bagnères de Bigorre, bån`yair' deh be`gorr'. Bagnères de Luchon, bån yair' deh lü'show'. Bagnols, bån yol'.

Bahamas, ba-ha'maz.

Bahar, ba-har'.

Bahari, bå'H'ree, prov. of Egypt.

Ban'tam'.

Ban'try.

Bahia, bå-ee'a, or San Salvador, sån sål-vå- Bapaume, bå'pome'.

dōr'.

Bahrein, båh-rane'.

Bahr-el-Abiad, bar-el-å′be-åd`, branch of the R. Nile.

Bahr-el-Azrek, bar-el-åz'rek`, branch of the
Nile.

Bahr-el-Merj. See El Margi.
Baikal, bi'kål.

Baireuth, bl'ruth (Ger. pron. bi'roit).
Bairout. See Beyroot.
Baja, bå'yå.

Bajada or Baxada, bå-нå'då, t. of La Plata.
Bajazid See Bayazid.

Bakoo or Bakou, bå`koo'; written, also, Badku. Bakteghian or Bakhteghian, båk-te-ghe-ån', or Bak-te-gan', 1. of Persia.

Bal'a-ghauts'.

Balaruc, bålå`rük'.

Bal'a-sore'.

*Bar-a-co'a.

Balaton; more correctly, Bálatony, båå'là- Barn'sta-ple.

ton. See Platten See.

Barn'well.

Baroach, bå-rötch'.
Bar-o'da.

Bar'ra, or bår'rå, t. of Brazil. *Bar're (in two syllables). Barrège or Barège, bar'raizh'.

Bal-fur-ósh' or Bal-froosh'; written, also, Bar'ren.

Balfrouch and Balfrusch.

Baltimore, baul'te-more or bault'e-mor.
Baltingglass, bault-ing-glass'..
Bam-a-koo', t. of W. Africa.
Bain-bar'ra.

Bamberg (Ger. pron. bảm bên a).

Barrima or Barima, bå-ree'må, point near the mouth of the R. Orinoco.

Bar'row.

Bar'ry.

Bartsch, baRtch, r. of Prussia.

Basel, bå'zel (Fr. Bâle or Basle, bâl).
Basman, bås-mån', t. of Beloochistan.

Basque, bask, name given to the provinces in

the N. E. of Spain.

Basrah, bås'rå. See Bassora.
Bassano, bås-så'no.

Bas'sas, cape of Africa.
Basse-terre, bass-tair'.
Bassora, bås'so-rå, or Bas'rah.
Bastia, bås-tee'å.

Bastogne, bås toñ', t. of Belgium. *Bas'trop, co, and t. of Texas. Batavia, ba-tà've-a.

Bath'urst, i. of N. America.

Batiscan, ba-tis-kåN', r. of Canada.

Baton Rouge, bat'un roozh.

Benin, ben-een'.

Batroon, Batroun, or Batrun, bå-troon', t. of Benjarmassin. See Banjarınassin.

Syria.

Battaglia or La Battaglia, .å båt-tål'yå.

Bautzen, bout'sen.

Ba-va'ri-a (Ger. Baiern, bi'ern).

Ben'ning-ton.

Benowm or Benaum, ben-owm', t. af Africa Ben-sǎ'lem.

Bensheim, bens'hīme.

Bayao, ba-ya'on, almost bå-yowng', t. of Bentheim, bent'hime.

Brazil.

Béarn, baar.

*Beaucoup, bō-koop'.

Beaufort, bu'furt.

Beaujeu, bo'juh', t. of France.

Beauley, bō le.

Beaumaris, bo-ma'ris.

Beaune, bone.

Beauvais, bố và.

Beccles, bek'klz.

Bedfordshire, bed'furd-shir.

Bedouin or Beduin, bed'ŏŏ-in, or Bed'o-ween. Bee'chey, cape of British America.

Bee'der; written, also, Bider.

Beel, bale, t. of Transylvania.

Bee-roo', a kingdom or region of Africa.
Be-er'she-ba, t. of Palestine.
Befort, ba foR. See Belfort.
Begharmi. See Baghermeh.
Behring's, bee'ringz (Strait).
Beila. See Biela.

Beira, ba'e-rå. See Beyra.
Beiroot or Beirout. See Beyroot.
Beith, beeth.

Beja, ba'zha.

Be'ja-poor', formerly written Visiapour.
Bel-ed-el-Jer-eed'; written, also, Beled-el-
Jerid, Belad-el-Djeryd, Beled-el-Jerede,
and Biled-ul-Gerid.

Belem, bel-eng', t. of Portugal and Brazil.
Bel-fast'.

Belfort, bel'for', or Béfort, bå'for'.

Bentivoglio, ben-te-vole'yo.

Bentschen, bentch'en, t. of Prussia. Berar, bå-rar'.

Berat, ber-åt'.

Ber'be-ra, prov. of Africa.

Berbice, ber-beece', r. of Guiana.
Beresina or Berezina, ber-ez-ee'nå.
Ber-ez-off"; written, also, Berezow.
Bergamo, ber'gå-mo.

Bergen, ber'ghen (in Europe).

*Berg'en (in the U. S.) [Bergen, in Western New York, is almost universally pronounced ber'jen.]

Ber-goo' or Bergou, prov. of Africa.
Bergopzoom, beвG'op-zome'.
Bergues, berg.

Berkley, berk'le.
Berkshire, berk'shir.

Ber'lin (Ger. pron. ber-leen').

Bermudas, ber-moo'daz, or Ber-moo'thes.
Bern or Berne (Fr. and Ger. pron. bånn).
Bernard, St. (Fr. pron. san ber`nar').
Bernardino, ber-naR-dee'no, or Bernardin,
ber-nar-deen', mt. of California.
*Bernardotte, ber`nar-dot'.

Bern'burg or beRn'booRG, t. of Germany.
Ber'ri-en.

Bertie, ber-tee'.

Berut. See Beyroot.

Berwick, bêr'rik (in England). Ber'wick (in the U. S.). Berwickshire, ber'rik-shir. Ber'ytus. See Beyroot. Besançon, bez-ån`SỏN'.

Bes-sa-ra bi-a or Bes-å-rå'be-å. *Beth-ab'a-ra.

Belgium, bel'je-um.

Belgrade' (Turk. Bil-gråd').

Belknap, bel'nap.

*Bellefontaine, bel-fon-tane'.

*Bellefonte, bel-font'.

Beth-sai'da,

Beth-she'an,

Betlis. See Bitlis.

Beverero, bả-và-dà’ro, l. of La Plata.

Belle Isle or Bellisle, bel-Ile', strait of British Bev'el-and (Dutch pron. bà'vel-ånt).

Bho-pâl. See Bopaul.

Bhurt'poor' or Bhurt-pore'.

Biafra, be-af'ra, country of W. Africa.

Bengazi or Benghasy, ben-gå'zee, t. of Tri- Bialystok, be-ål'is-tok.

Benguela, ben-gå'lå.

Beni, ba-nee', r. of Bolivia.

Bid'de-ford or Bid'e-ford.

Bider. See Beeder.

Biel, beel (in Fr 3ienne, be-enn'), t. and I

Benisooef or Beйisouef, ben'e-swef', t of of Switzerland

Egypt.

Biela, be-a'la (incorrectly written Beila), 7. | Bo-ness'.

of Russia.

Bielefeld, bee'leh-felt.

Bieque, be-å'kå, i. of W. Indies.

Bilbao, bil-bå'o; often written and pronounced, in English, Bilbo-a. Biled-ul-Gerid, bil-ed'-ool-jer-eed'. See BeJed-el-Jereed. *Bil-ler'ic-a. Bills'ton.

Bil'ma, t. of N. Africa.

*Biloxi, be-lox'e, bay of Mississippi.
Bingazi. See Bengazi.
Bing'en.

*Bingham, bing'um.
Binghamton, bing'um-tun.
Bio-bio, bee'o-bee'o.

Biorneborg or Bjorneborg, be-or'nêh-borg, t. of Finland.

Birket-el-Keroon, or Keroun, běěr'ket-elker-oon', or Birket-el-Koorn.

Birket-el-Marioot, or Mariout, må`re-oot', l. of Egypt.

Birlat, beer låt', t. of Moldavia.
Bir'ma or Burma.

Birmingham. birʼming-um.

Birr, or Parsonstown.

Bis'cay (Sp. Biscaya, bis-ka'yå).

*Bistineau, bis'te-no'.

Bitlis, bit lees', t. of Asiatic Turkey.
Black'ford.

Bla'den.

Blanc, Mount (Fr. Mont Blanc, MoN blån).
Blanco.

Blank'en-burg (Ger. pron. blånk'en-bŏŏRG).
Blanquilla, blång-keel'yå, i. of W. Indies.
Blas, St., sent blass, cape of Florida.
Blas, St. (Mexico). See San Blas.
Bled'sōe.

Bleiberg (Ger. pron. bli'beRG).
Blenheim, bien'im (Ger. pron. blen'hime).
Blois, bloi, or, more correctly, blwå.
Boa Vista, boa vees'tå, t. of Brazil.
Bo'ber.

Bocage, bo`kåzh'.

Bochna, bok'na, t. of Austria.
Boeuf, hef (Fr. pron. almost bŭf).

Boden-See, bo'den-sa'. See Constance, Lake.

Bod'min.

Bonifacio, bo-ne-få'cho.

Bonin, bo-neen', is. E. of Asia.
Bonn, bonn.
Boom, bome.
Boone, boon.

Booraits or Bouretes, boo`raits', a people of
Siberia.

Boorgas, Bourgas, or Burgas, boor'gås, t. of Turkey.

Boo-roon' or Bouroun, cape E. of Bulgaria.
Boorsa. See Bursa.

Boos'sa or Boussa, t. of Africa.
Bootan, boo-tån', or Bhootan.
Booth'-a, gulf of N. America.
Bo-paul; written, also, Bhopâl.
Borba, bor'bå, t. of Brazil.

Borcette, bor'sett. See Burscheid.

Bordeaux, bor-do', or Bourdeaux, boor'dỡ.
Bo`ree', t. of Afghanistan.
Borgne, born.

Bor'ne-o.

Born'holm.