Green'up.

Green'ville.

Greenwich, grin'idge.

*Guines, gwee'nês.

Guingamp, gax gåN'.

Gripeswold).

Grein, grine, t. of Austria. Greitz, grits, t. of Germany. Grenada, gren-d'da. [Grenada, the name of one of the British West India islands, ought not to be confounded with the Spanish name Granada (sometimes improperly written with an e in the first syllable). Worcester pronounces Grenada gre-nå'da, probably referring to this mode of spelling the Spanish name.]

Grenoble, gren-obl' or greh-no'b'l.

Grindelwald, grin'del-walt'.

Gripeswold. See Greifswalde.

Griqua, gree'qua, t. in S. Africa.

bûnt-en).

Gron'ing-en.

Guldscha. See Gooldsha.
Gumbinnen, gŏŏm-bin'nẹn.
Gundava, gun-då'vå, t. of Beloochistan.
Gund-wa'na.

Güntz'burg or Günts boŎRG.
Gurapy, goo-rå-pee', r. of Brazil.
Gurary, goo-rå-ree', r. of Ecuador. [Proba-
bly the same as the Curaray, of which it is
perhaps a misspelling.]
Gurwal'.
Güstrow, güs'trov.

Guyana, ghe-å'nå. See Guiana. *Guyan, ghl'an.

Guyandott, ghi-an-dot', familiarly called ght

an'.

Grod'no.

Gros'sa, i. in the Adriatic.

Gross-Glogau, gròce-glo'gou. Gross-Wardein, groce-waR-dine'. Grünberg, grünberg or Grü'ne-berg. Gruyères, grwe'air', t. of Switzerland. Guadalajara or Guadalaxara, gwå-på-lå-Hå'rå. [It may be observed that in all names beginning with gua, the Spaniards and Mexicans scarcely sound the g at all; hence Guadalajara is pronounced almost wå-dala-Ha'ra, Guanaxuato, wa-na-нwa'to, &c.] Guadaloupe, gau'da-loop' or gå då-loop'. *Guadalupe, gwa-da-loo'på or gau`da-loop'. Guadalquivir, gau'dal-quiv'er (Sp. pron. gwånål-ke-veer').

Guadiana, gau'de-ah'na or gwå`De-å'nå. Guaiteca, gwi-tà'kå, gulf W. of Patagonia. Guamanga, gwå-mång gå, t. of Peru. Guanacache, gwa-nå-ka'cha, l. of La Plata. Guanaxuato or Guanajuato, gwa-nå-Hwa'to. Guancavelica, gwång-kå-và-lee'ka; written, also, Huancabelica.

Guapore, gwå-po'rà, r. of S. America. Guardafui, gwar-da-fwee', or Gardafui, gar'da-fwee', cape forming the E. point of Africa.

Guarmey, gwar-mà', t. of Peru.

Gwalior, gwa'le-or', t. of Hindostan. *Gwin'nedd.

Gwin-ett'.

Gwüt'tür', t. of Beloochistan.

Gyula, dyoo'la. See Karlsburg.

H.

Haarlem, Haerlem, or Harlem, har'lem.
Haarlemmer Meer, har'lem-mer mair.
Habaii. See Hapai.
Habana. See Havana,
Hab'er-sham.

Hacha. See Rio Hacha.
Had'ding-ton.

Hadjar or Hajar, hå'jar.
Hadleigh, had'le.
Had-ra-maut'.

Hæ'mus. See Balkar.
Haerlem. See Haa.om.
Haff, häff.

Hagerstown, hà'gars-town.

Hague, haig (Fr. La Haye, là hà, almost lå å).
Hagueneau, håg'no' or åg'no'.

Hajar or Hadjar, hå'jar. See Lahsa.
Hainan, hi-nan'.

Hainault, hà'no' or 'no' (Flem. Henegouwen, hen-e-How'wen).

Haiti, ha'te. See Hayti.
Halberstadt, hål'ber-stått

Harwich, har'ridge.

Hasek or Hassek, hå'sek', t. of Arabia. Hasselt, hås'selt.

Hastings, haist'ings.

Hat'ter-as.

Haussa, how'sa. See Houssa.

Ha-van'a or Havanna (Sp. Habana or Havana, a-vå'nå).

Havel, hå'vel, r. of Germany.
Hav'er-ford West'.

Haverhill (England), hav'er-il.
Haverhill (Mass.) ha'ver-il.

Havre de Grace, hav'er de grass (Fr. pron.
hå'vr deh gråss or å'vr-deh gråss').
Hawaii, hå-wl'ee; also written Owhyhee.
Haw'kins.

Hayti or Haiti, hå'te (Fr. pron. hå'e'te' or dete').

Hay'wood.

Hazebrouck, håz'brook' or åz'brook'. Heard, herd.

Hebrides, heb'rid-èz.

Hebron, t. of Palestine.

He'brus. See Marizza.
Hechingen, hex'ing-en.
Hec'la.

Hedjaz, hej-åz'; also written Hedsjaz.
Heidelberg, hI'del-beRG.
Heilbronn, hile-bronn'.
Hel'der, t. of Holland.

Minor.

Herrnhut, hoRn'hoot.

Hersfeld, hårs'felt.

Hertford (in England), har'furd.
Hertford (in the U. S.), hert'furd.

Hesh'bon, t. of Palestine.

Hesse Cas'sel (Ger. Hessen Cassel, hes'sen kås'sel).

Hesse Darmstadt, hess darm'stått (Ger. Hessen Darmstadt, hes'sen darm'stått).

Hesse Hom'burg (Ger. Hessen Homburg, hessen hom'boŎRG).

Heytesbury, haits'ber-e, t. of England.
Hick'man.

Hierro, yer'ro. See Ferro.

Highlands, hi'landz (commonly pronounced hee'landz by the Scotch).

High'tower. See Etowah.

Hildburghausen, hilt-bŏŏRG-how'zen.
Hildesheim, hil'des-hime.

Hillah; written, also, Hellah, t. of Asiatie
Turkey.

Hillsborough, hilz'bur-reh.

Himalaya, him-a-ll'a or Himmaleb, himmå'la.

Hind'o-en or Hind'ö-en, i. of Norway. Hin'doo Koosh or Koo; written, also, Hindu

Kusch or Kush, mts. of Central Asia. Hin-do-stan' or In-do-stan'; written, also, Hindustan, Hindoostan, and Industhan. Hinds, hindz.

Hiöring, he-o'ring or hyo'ring, t. of Denmark.
Hirschberg, he ĕRsh'- (or hiRsh) bẻRG, i. ef
Prussia.

His-pan-1-o'la. See Hayti.
Hit'ter-en, i. of Norway.
H'las'sa. See Lassa.

Ho-ang'ho, pronounced, almost, whangʼho'. Ho-ang Ki-ang', almost whang ke-ang', called, also, Hon- and Hoan-Kiang, r. of

China.

(tua.

Hobart Town, usually pronounced hob'er-
Ho'bo-ken.

Ho'bro-e, almost ho brü'yeh, t. of Denmark.
Hochheim, hō'hime or hoкe'hime, t. of Ger
many.
Hock'ing.

Ho`den', oasis of W. Africa.

Hoyerswerda, hoy'ers-wen'da, t. of Saxony. Huaheine or Huahine, hoo-&-hee'nå, one of the Society Is.

Huallaga, wål-yå'gå, r. of Peru.
Huasacualco, hwa-sa-quål'ko. See Guaza-
cualco. [Spanish or Mexican names begin-
ning with hu, like those beginning with gu,
sound very nearly as if they commenced
with an English w: hence Guazacualco
and Huasacualco are to be pronounced
alike, almost wå-så-quål'ko. It may be ob-
served that the Mexicans generally sound
s and z precisely alike, although a true
Spaniard will make a marked difference in
their pronunciation. See Introduction to
the Pronouncing Gazetteer, XXVII., 3 and
18, pages 47 and 48.].

Huasco, was'ko or hwås'ko, t. of Chili.
Huaura, wow'rå or hwow'rå, t. of Peru.
Hud'ders-field.

nia.

Igualada, e-gwå-lå'Då.
Ihna, ee'nå, r. of Prussia.
Ijo, ee'yo, r. of Finland.

Il'ches-ter; written, also, Ivelchester.
Ile de France, eel deh frånce.
Ilfracombe, il'fra-koom.

Ilha Grande, eel'yå grån'då, i. of Brazil.
Ilheos, eel-ya'oce, t. of Brazil.
Ili, e'lee. See Gooldsha.
Ille, eel.

Il'ler, r. of Bavaria.
Illimani, eel-ya-må'ne.
Illinois, il-lin-oi'.
Il-lyr'i-a.

I'men, r. of Germany.
Il-men', 1. of Russia.

Ilmenau, il'meh-now, r. of Hanover.
Iltz or Ilz, ilts, r. of Styria.
Imandra, e-mån'drå, 1. of Russian Lapland.
Imola, e-moʻla.

Inagua, e-nå gwå, i. of W. Indies.
Indals, in'dals, or In'dal, r. of Sweden.
In'di-a.

In'di-an'a or in-de-ah'ną.

In-di-an-ap'o-lis.

Indighirca or Indigirka, in`de-gher'kå, r. of

Siberia.

Ind-oor' or In-dore'.

In-dos-tan'. See Hindostan.

Indre, aNdr.

In'dus or Sindh, sind.

Hum'ber.

Humphreys, um'frèz.

mod-yoR OR-sååg).

Hun'ter-don.

the Gulf of California.

Ingham, ing'um.

Ingolstadt, ing gol-stått.

Inhambane or Inhamban, in-am-ban', country

of S. E. Africa.

In'jeh, cape of Asia Minor.

Innspruck, inns'pröök, or Innsbruck.

Ju'an, Saint. See San Juan.

Ju'ba or zhoo'bå, t. of E. Africa.
Ju'dah, tribe of Israelites.

Jugger-naut' or Juggernauth.
Jujuy, HOO-нwee'.

Juliers, zhule-d' (Ger. Julich, yoo'lix).
Jum'na.

Juncal, Hoong-kål', t. of Chili.

Jungfrau, yoong'frow.

Juni-at'a.

Junk-Ceylon,

E. Indies.

Kel'so.

Ju'ra (Fr. pron. zhü`rå').

Kem'moo', t. of Soudan.

Kemp'ten.

of S. America.

Jurumenha. See Jerumenha.

Kanawha.

Ken'dal or Kirby Ken'dal.

America.

Kan'da-har'. See Candahar.

Keneh or Qené, ken'dh'. Kenmare', bay of Ireland Kenne-beck'.

Ken'ne-bunk'.

Kens'ing-ton.

Ken-tuck'y.

Ke-oo'se-oo', i. of Japan. Ker'ah or ka'rå, 7. of Persia.

See

Ker-em'pe or Crem'pe, cape of Asia Minor.
Kere-soon' or Keresoun, t. of Asia Minor.
Kerguelen's (Land), kerg'e-lenz, i. S. of
Indian Ocean.

Ker'lon', r. of Chin. Tartary.
Ker ma-dec', is. of Polynesia.
Kerman, ker-mån'. See Kirman.

Keroon or Keroun. See Birket-el-Keroon.
Ker'ry.

Ker-shaw'.

Kesariah. See Kaisarieh.
Keshin, kesh`een', t. of Arabia.
Kesho. See Ketcho.

Keswick, kez'ik, t. of England.
Keszthely, kest her.

Ketch'o, sometimes written Cachao and
Kesho, t. of Cochin China.
Ketskemet. See Kecskemet.
Key. See Kei.

Khabs. See Cabes.

Kano, kå'no, kingdom of Africa.

Kan'zas, Kansas, or Kon'zas. [The Kanzas
Indians are familiarly called the Kaws or
Kaw Indians.]

Kapseli or Capsali, kåp'sa-lee, t. of Greece.
Kara, kå'rå, sea in the N. Russia.
Kara-hissar, kåra-his-of

Karamania. See Caramania.

Kara-Soo, Kara-Su, or Karasou, kå'rå-soo', r. of Asiatic Turkey.

Kar'le or kar'là, i. in Gulf of Bothnia.

Karls'burg (Ger. pron. kaRlz'boŎRG).

Karoon. See Birket-el-Keroon.

Hami, hamee', t. of Chin. Tartary. Kharasm, kå`råzm', or Kar-is'sim (Anc. Choras'mia), a country of Independent Tartary. [In the twelfth century it was the seat of a powerful empire; but it is now greatly reduced. Its present limits appear to be the same as those of Khiva.]

Kharkof, Kar-kof'; written, also, Charkow, Kharkow, and Kharkov.

Khartoom, Khartum, or Khartoum, Kar`toom'. Khatanga, xa-tang'gå, r. of Siberia. Khereloun, kereli-loon'. See Kerlon. Kheresoun. See Keresoon.

Kherson or Cherson, Ker-sone'.

Katrine, ka'trin.

Kat'te-gat. See Cattegat.

Kauen, kow'en. See Kowno.

Kazan. See Kasan

Kiang-Ku,ke-ang'-kew'. See yang-tse-kiang. *Kick-a-poo'.

Kid-der-min'ster.

Kidonieh. See Kydonia,