Add to ORKGVariant pronunciations of words are more common than variant spellings. And just as dictionaries try to reflect accepted spellings, so also do they give common pronunciations. They seldom, of course, catch local accents, twangs, intonations or cadences
Homographs, not to be confused with homonyms, are words which happen to be spelled identically but w...
Frank O. Colby's "The American Pronouncing Dictionary of Troublesome Words" (Crowell, New York, 1950...
Phonetic matching is used to identify strings that are likely to have similar pronunciation, regardl...
For many years I have collected about 100 such words. There are at least two types of homographs. Mo...
The introduction to the American Heritage Dictionary contains a list showing the variety of spelling...
Listings of letter groups that have the same sound, namely Homophonic Letter Groups. These fall into...
A most common complaint against the English language is the unpredictability of its pronunciation. ...
Key words: English homophones, rapid speech, spelling, pronunciation, misunderstanding ABSTRACT Ho...
Ten college students and ten PhDs read aloud 30 unfamiliar English words, two to five syllables in l...
This study examines the role of homonymy as a motivator of phonological change in treatment. The rel...
Place-names are part of the vocabulary of speakers of English as well as an important category of pr...
Two or more words spelled differently but pronounced the same are called homonyms by logologists. To...
Homophones are words which have the same pronunciation but different spellings and meanings
This article identifies and examines phonetic similarities and semantic differences of homonyms in E...
A series of programs has been written for deriving and tabulating English spelling-to-sound and soun...
Homographs, not to be confused with homonyms, are words which happen to be spelled identically but w...
Frank O. Colby's "The American Pronouncing Dictionary of Troublesome Words" (Crowell, New York, 1950...
Phonetic matching is used to identify strings that are likely to have similar pronunciation, regardl...
For many years I have collected about 100 such words. There are at least two types of homographs. Mo...
The introduction to the American Heritage Dictionary contains a list showing the variety of spelling...
Listings of letter groups that have the same sound, namely Homophonic Letter Groups. These fall into...
A most common complaint against the English language is the unpredictability of its pronunciation. ...
Key words: English homophones, rapid speech, spelling, pronunciation, misunderstanding ABSTRACT Ho...
Ten college students and ten PhDs read aloud 30 unfamiliar English words, two to five syllables in l...
This study examines the role of homonymy as a motivator of phonological change in treatment. The rel...
Place-names are part of the vocabulary of speakers of English as well as an important category of pr...
Two or more words spelled differently but pronounced the same are called homonyms by logologists. To...
Homophones are words which have the same pronunciation but different spellings and meanings
This article identifies and examines phonetic similarities and semantic differences of homonyms in E...
A series of programs has been written for deriving and tabulating English spelling-to-sound and soun...
Homographs, not to be confused with homonyms, are words which happen to be spelled identically but w...
Frank O. Colby's "The American Pronouncing Dictionary of Troublesome Words" (Crowell, New York, 1950...
Phonetic matching is used to identify strings that are likely to have similar pronunciation, regardl...