Pronunciation Table For Transliterations

djskinner@ualberta.net

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering where I might find a pronunciation table for transliterations.  The reverse interlinear feature provides a transliterated text, with various pronunciation marks, but I am not sure what all the various pronunciation marks mean.

Some kind of key would be helpful.  Does such exist separately in the software, or on the web site?  Or will it be the correct pronunciation to use the pronunciation table in the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary resource?

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Suggest searching your Logos library for:

(greek, hebrew, aramaic) WITHIN 7 WORDS pronunciation

then sort By Count:

The "Holman treasury of key Bible words: 200 Greek and 200 Hebrew words defined and explained." is included in many base packages, which has 200 Hebrew and 200 Greek words with transliteration and pronunciation.

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