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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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• 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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• 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:

• 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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• 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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• 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.

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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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IPA formatting templates for English:

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Description

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

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed in 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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• 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:

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Description

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

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to be placed 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.

::.

• 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

:: .

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Description

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

The template takes up to five values, . The penultimate and pre-antepenultimate cells are formatted small, so that when filled in all capital letters, the result will be small caps. Therefore, when several unstressed syllables follow each other, they need to 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

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The valley of the Willamette River in western Oregon is the most densely populated and agriculturally productive region of the state and is home to eight of the ten most populous cities. Oregon's 2000 population was about 3.5 million, a 20.3% increase over 1990; it is estimated to have reached 3.8 million by 2008. ^[1] Oregon's largest for-profit private employer is Intel, located in the Silicon Forest area on Portland's west side. The state has 199 public school districts, with Portland Public Schools as the largest. There are 17 community colleges, and seven publicly financed colleges in the Oregon University System. Oregon State University in Corvallis and the University of Oregon in Eugene are the two flagship universities of the state, while Portland State University has the largest enrollment.

Major highways include Interstate 5 which runs the entire north-south length of the state, Interstate 84 that runs east-west, U.S. Route 97 that crosses the middle of the state, U.S. Route 101 that travels the entire coastline, and U.S. Route 20 and U.S. Route 26 that run east-west, among many other highways. Portland International Airport is the busiest commercial airport in the state and is operated as part of the Port of Portland, the state's busiest port. Rail service includes Union Pacific Railroad and BNSF Railway freight service, Amtrak passenger service, as well as light rail and street car routes in the Portland metro area.

Oregon enjoys a diverse landscape including a scenic and windswept Pacific coastline, the volcanoes of a rugged and glaciated Cascade Mountain Range, dense evergreen forests, and high desert across much of the eastern portion of the state. The towering Douglas firs and redwoods along the rainy Western Oregon coast provide a dramatic contrast with the lower density and fire prone pine tree and juniper forests covering portions of the Eastern half of the state. The eastern portion of the state also includes semi-arid scrublands, prairies, deserts, and meadows. These drier areas stretch east from Central Oregon. Mount Hood is the highest point in the state at . Crater Lake National Park is the only national park in Oregon. Oregon is the United States' leader in forest fires; in 2007 Oregon had over 1,000 forest fires. ^[2]

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