Pronunciation

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1. Vowels

-a- clavicula 

-e- membrum

-i, y- tibia

-o- collum

-u- ruber

-oē-  eupnoē, diarrhoē, dyspnoē

3. Consonants

-c- followed by -e-, -i-, -y-, -ae-, -oe-   cerebrum, cibus, Caesar (sectio caesarea)

-c- followed by -a-, -o-, -u-, before consonants, and at the end of the word     cavum, corpus, clavicula, sectio, oculus, lac

-cc-  coccygeus, occipitalis, accessorius

-j-  junctura, jugularis, major 

-s- between two vowels    nasus, venosus, contusio

 -ss-    tussis, accessorius

-ti- before a vowel or a diphthong   operatio, resistentia

                 NB:  -ti- after s/t/x and in Greek words    testium, ostium, mixtio

-di-/-ti-/-ni-    tibia, medicina

-qu-    aqua, quattuor, quinque

-ngu-   lingua

 -th-     thymus, therapia

 -ph-    physiologia, aphasia, alphabeta

 -rh-      haemorrhagia, rhinitis