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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, Help:Pronunciation respelling key|1-2-3-4-5

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|dis-?-STAB-lish-m?n-TAIR-ee-?-niz-m

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

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:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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:.

• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

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:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

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:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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• Makemake.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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:.

• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|AL-g?-ridh-m---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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:.

• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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:.

• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|AL-g?-ridh-m---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Makemake.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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:.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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:.

• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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:.

• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

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:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

::.

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• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Pan.

::.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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::

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

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The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

::

• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|SEER-eez---

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Makemake.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|MAH-kee-MAH-kee-

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|how-MAY-?--

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

::.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

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• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

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IPA formatting templates for English:

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See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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• algorithm.

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• Makemake.

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• Haumea.

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• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

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:.

• algorithm.

::.

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• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

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• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

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• for

::

• for

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Ceres.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

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Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

:Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

• Pan.

::Help:Pronunciation respelling key|PAN----

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

:.

• algorithm.

::.

:.

• Makemake.

::.

:.

• Haumea.

::.

:.

• Ceres.

::.

:.

• Pan.

::.

:.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

Description

This template links to Help:Pronunciation respelling key, which only covers English pronunciations. Per the Manual of Style, it should be used in addition to the IPA, not in place of it.

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in a single cell. This does not handle final stress. For that, you will need to format by hand.

Examples:

• disestablishmentarianism.

::.

• algorithm.

::.

• Makemake.

::.

• Haumea.

::.

• Ceres.

::.

• Pan.

::.

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: .

See also

IPA formatting templates for English:

• with for

::

• for

::

• for

:: ), the 21st state admitted to the United States of America, is the most populous and demographically diverse Midwestern state and the fifth most populous state in the nation. ^[1] With Chicago in the northeast, small industrial cities and great agricultural productivity in central and western Illinois, and natural resources like coal, timber, and petroleum in the south, Illinois has a broad economic base. Illinois is an important transportation hub; the Port of Chicago connects the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River via the Illinois River. Illinois is often viewed as a microcosm of the United States; an Associated Press analysis of 21 demographic factors found Illinois the "most average state", while Peoria has long been a proverbial social and cultural bellwether.

With a population near 40,000 between 1300 and 1400 AD, the Mississippian city of Cahokia, in what is now southern Illinois, was the largest city within the future United States, until it was surpassed by New York City between 1790 and 1800. About 2,000 Native American hunters and a small number of French villagers inhabited the Illinois area at the time of the American Revolution. ^[2] American settlers began arriving from Kentucky in the 1810s; they achieved statehood in 1818. The future metropolis of Chicago was founded in the 1830s on the banks of the Chicago River, one of the few natural harbors on southern Lake Michigan. ^[3] Railroads and John Deere's invention of the self-scouring steel plow made central Illinois' rich prairie into some of the world's most productive and valuable farmlands, attracting immigrant farmers from Germany and Sweden. By 1900, the growth of industry in the northern cities and coal mining in the central and southern areas attracted immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe, and made the state a major arsenal in both World wars. African Americans migrating to Chicago from the rural South formed a large and important community, which created the city's famous jazz and blues cultures.

Approximately 66% of the population of Illinois resides in the northeastern corner of the state, primarily within the city of Chicago and the surrounding area. Three U.S. Presidents have been elected while they were living in Illinois — Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant and Barack Obama. Ronald Reagan was born in Tampico and grew up within Illinois. Lincoln is interred at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield.

Etymology

The state is named for the French adaptation of an Algonquian language (perhaps Miami) word apparently meaning "s/he speaks normally" (Miami ilenweewa , ^{[4] [5]} Proto-Algonquian *elen- , "ordinary" and -we· , "to speak"). ^[6] Alternately, the name is often associated with the indigenous Illiniwek people, a consortium of Algonquian tribes that once thrived in the area. The name Illiniwek is frequently (incorrectly) said to mean "tribe of superior men"; ^[7] or "men". Both etymologies are unworkable.

History

Pre-European

Cahokia, the urban center of the pre-Columbian Mississippian culture, was located near present-day Collinsville, Illinois. That civilization vanished in the 15th century for unknown reasons. The next major power in the region was the Illinois Confederation or Illini, a political alliance among several tribes. There were about 25,000 Illinois Indians in 1700, but systematic attacks and genocide by the Iroquois reduced their numbers by 90%. ^[8] Members of the Potawatomi, Miami, Sauk, and other tribes came in from the east and north. In the American Revolution, the Illinois and Potawatomi supported the American cause.

European exploration

French explorers Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet explored the Illinois River in 1673. In 1680, other French explorers constructed a fort at the site of present day Peoria, in 1682 a fort atop Starved Rock in nowaday's Starved Rock State Park. As a result of this French exploration, Illinois was part of the French empire until 1763, when it passed to the British. The small French settlements continued; a few British soldiers were posted in Illinois, but there were no British or American settlers. In 1778 George Rogers Clark claimed the Illinois Country for Virginia. The area was ceded by Virginia to the new United States in 1783 and became part of the Northwest Territory. ^[9]

19th century

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