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'''stócktâking''' | '''stócktâking''' | ||
cf. '''tráffic''': '''tráfficking''' | |||
Pêe- '''Pekíng | Pêe- '''Pekíng | ||
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AmE '''lâbeling | AmE '''lâbeling | ||
'''flédgeling''' | |||
'''flíng | '''flíng | ||
'''ëarthling''' | |||
''closing'' '''sêaling''' = ''high'' '''cêiling''' | ''closing'' '''sêaling''' = ''high'' '''cêiling''' | ||
'''fîling | '''fîling | ||
'''wêakling''' | |||
BrE '''lâbelling | BrE '''lâbelling | ||
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'''pôlling | '''pôlling | ||
'''wêanling''' | |||
'''dúmpling | '''dúmpling | ||
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'''Dòwling''' | '''Dòwling''' | ||
'''Bôlling''' = '''bôwling''' | |||
'''rôlling''' = '''Rôwling''' | '''rôlling''' = '''Rôwling''' | ||
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'''lóng | '''lóng | ||
'''alóng''' | |||
'''amòng''' | |||
'''saróng''' | '''saróng''' |
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This page lists pronunciations of English words that end in G. The list is in retroalphabetical order, that is, alphabetically beginning with the final letter of the word (in this case G) and continuing backwards through it.
The apostrophe is treated as the last letter of the alphabet, after Z. Click on the blue "Catalogs" link below the article title for a pronunciation key.[e]
bág
fág
hág
Jaguar Jág = jág
lág
flág
nág
crág
drág
ság
tág
wág
swág
lég
boôtleg
pég
Reginald *Rédge Rég
Grégg = Gréig = Gregory Grég
vegetable *védge (rhyming with wédge) vég
rág = Wrágg
Éigg = égg
Clégg
ríg = Rígg
hóg = Hógg
díg
jíg
píg
ríg
wíg
báng
fáng
Láng
sáng
two syllables: Pyongyáng
manure dúng = Deng
Léng
or = Léng or Láng: Lâing
ríbbing
râcing
trâcing
héading
read rêading
person Rédding = England Réading
fâding
bídding
wédding
unhêeding
wînding
recŏrding
(ê) rewörding
*âjing âgeing
cf. sing sínging: *sínjing singe síngeing
cello bôwing = company Bôeíng
snooker, drama cûeing = line queûeing
rûeing
lódging
-jing rânging
brínging
cf. singe síngeing *sínjing: sing sínging
-jing lòunging
*âking âching
thíng
often mispronounced 'Beizhíng', correct is *Bèidjíng: Beijíng
kíng
pêaking
fâking
mâking
tâking
stócktâking
cf. tráffic: tráfficking
Pêe- Pekíng
floor cêiling = seal sêaling
blíng
síbling
AmE lâbeling
flédgeling
flíng
ëarthling
closing sêaling = high cêiling
fîling
wêakling
BrE lâbelling
fílling
pôlling
wêanling
dúmpling
Còwling
Dòwling
Bôlling = bôwling
rôlling = Rôwling
gâming
nâming
câning
êvening
mîning
exámining
cúnning
ëarning
discërning
cf. bôwing = Bôeíng: sound bŏing
*dûíng doing
gôing
tûí- toíng and frôíng
devéloping
bell, round ríng
cãring
bríng
interfêring
AmE maneûvering
refërring
cf. hêaring, adhêring: fish hérring
BrE manoeûvring
squeeze wríng
síng
cf. râcing: râising
bôating
côating
flôating
glôating
tàrgeting
excîting
éditing
éxiting
intërpreting
tôting
stíng
tôasting
bétting
gétting
forgétting
accrûing
flôwing
lápwing
léft-wíng
rîght-wíng
háving
pâving
râving
sâving
fóllowing
n- knôwing
rôwing
ròwing
kòw-tòwing
sâying
dŷing
lŷing
annǒying
crŷing
drŷing
trŷing
lóng
alóng
amòng
saróng
thróng
wróng
sóng
dúng
lúng
rúng
súng
tòngue *túng
bóg
dóg
hóg
lóg
BrE cátalógue: see British and American English for more examples: AmE cátalog
cf. Jôe Blóggs: blóg
flóg
gróg
tróg
Stríndbërg
îcebërg
*Hŷdlebërg Heîdelbërg
Nûremberg
Bŏrg
Mágdebürg
*Jəhánəzburg Johánnesburg
hard G: Géttysbürg
Lúxemböurg
*Shãrebŏrg Chérbourg
*Strázbërg, Strázbŏrg Strásbourg
búg
dúg
fúg
húg
thúg
lúg
glúg
plúg
slúg
múg
smúg
snúg
púg
rúg
drúg
trúg
túg