English spellings/Catalogs/Retro T

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Use in English
Alphabetical word list
Retroalphabetical list
Common misspellings

This page lists pronunciations of English words that end in T. The list is in retroalphabetical order, that is, alphabetically beginning with the final letter of the word (in this case T) 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]

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át

cát

bêat

hêat

chêat

plêat

nêat

ash grâte = big greât

cávêát

swéat

éxêát

fát

voiced th: thát

slát

Nát = gnát

bôat

côat

flôat

glôat

môat

Crôát

thrôat

*dét débt

*dòut dòubt

change afféct

emotion áffect

result í- efféct

adjective përfect

verb perféct

ábject

thing óbject

disagree objéct

matter súbject

cruel subjéct

verb rejéct

noun rêjéct

colléct

connéct

áspect

respéct

person áddict

verb addíct

êdict

*éxtradîte, cf. *indîte indîct

vërdict

person cónvict

verb convíct

mostly -ít (-ət in Australasian English), but some have French -ây -et

BrE Hërbert rhymes with shërbet

cadét

homographs: *búffít hit búffet and *bùffây food bùffèt

*crôshây crôchet

rátchet

crótchet

thícket

pícket

crícket

wícket

màrket

-lây chálèt

píglet

cf. -létte: *boòklít; these words are -lət in Australasian English: boòklet

*bállây bállèt

mállet

ẁallet

bíllet

tríplet

AmE all stressed on medial û: -ûplet; BrE medial u as schwa: qùadruplet, quíntuplet, séxtuplet, séptuplet, óctuplet

stàrlet

Jánet

plánet

gánnet

cŏrnet

límpet

-rây bérèt

octét

å: quartét

bánquet

-kây crôquèt

-kây sóbriquèt

BrE *pàhkây, AmE *parkây pàrquèt

*boô-kây bouquèt

déft

héft

léft

cléft

beréft

míffed rhymes with ríft

dríft

shríft

lóft

*yót yacht

mostly silent gh: -ght

èight

heîght

frèight

wèight

fîght

lîght

delîght

flîght

plîght

cf. sleîght-of-hánd: little slîght

dark nîght = chess knîght

rîght

brîght

frîght

person Wrîght = correct, left rîght = maker -wrîght

*plâywrîte plâywrîght

cópyrîght

place site = see sîght

tîght

*Ile of *Wîte Îsle of Wîght

should ŏught = any åught

cåught

drāft = drāught

fråught

any åught = should ŏught

bŏught

fŏught

nŏught

brŏught

dròught

wrŏught

ít

-âte rhymes with -âit

breath bâte = catch bâit

door gâte = walk gâit

heavy wèight = linger wâit

awâit

bít

hábit

inhábit

rábbit

prohíbit

déficit

còunterfeít

fŏrfeít

sürfeít

Fáhrenheît

befít

fít

hít

kít

lít

admít

commít

ômít

vómit

rhyming with discrêet: Tikrìt

wrít

sít

-kít cïrcuit

-skít bíscuit

cóndûít

quít

-roôt recrûit

*froôt frûit

cf. soòt: *sût or *syût sûit

Jésûít

-syoôt pursûit

quít

wít

dímwit

outwít

côbålt

hålt

målt

bélt

K- Célt

n- knélt

félt

jílt

kílt

sílt

tílt

*bílt buílt

wílt

fåult

cúlt

the only word ending in -mt (cf. prómpt) is dréamt

ánt

AmE cannot cán’t = philosopher Kánt = words cánt

signíficant

descéndant

deféndant

adjective depéndent = person depéndant

BrE *pànshàn, AmE pénchant

trénchant

clâimant

dŏrmant

còvenant

cf. próminent: dóminant

rámpant

árrant

érrant

now, sea cúrrent = eat cúrrant

pléasant

incéssant

blâtant

hésitant

contéstant

resístant

cónstant

rélevant

sërvant

ẁant

send sént = money cént

*áxent áccent

dêcent

rêcent

magníficent

ascént

dént

précedent

antecêdent

áxi- áccident

óxi- óccident

trîdent

strîdent

résident

président

person depéndant = adjective depéndent

indepéndent

indént

unlike French, which has -ant: correspóndent

j- man (abbreviation of géntleman) gént

stríngent

púngent

hard G- Belgium Ghént

obêdient

Christian Lént = lend lént

éxcellent

repéllent

fråudulent

cf. mean méant: suffix -ment

cemént

engâgement

mánagement

clément

séttlement

AmE´ádvertîsement, BrE -tíssm- advërtísement

âilment

gòvernment

pâyment

përmanent

cf. dóminant: próminent

përtinent

oppônent

pãrent

appárent

transpárent

dífferent

inhérent or inhêrent

cohêrent

réverent

irréverent

eat cúrrant = now cúrrent

money cént = send sént

tént

cómpetent

intént

inadvërtent

consístent

persístent

nón-exístent

vént

invént

fërvent

línt

flínt

glínt

mínt

pînt

frònt

dåunt

gåunt

håunt

verb discòunt

noun díscount

vîc- vîscount

blúnt

rúnt

stúnt

gót

*éscàr-gô escargôt

Màrgo = Màrgôt

hót

lót

no nót = tie knót

boôt

hoôt

foòt

loôt

roôt

soòt

zoôt

pót

BrE *déppo dépôt, AmE *dêepo dêpôt

rót

árrow rhymes with tárôt

gold cárat = eat cárrot

párrot

tót

ápt

léapt

accépt

excépt

képt

slépt

wépt

scrípt

tránscrípt

prê-émpt

unkémpt

exémpt

noun éxcërpt

íx- verb excërpt

interrúpt

corrúpt

scrípt rhymes with crýpt

àrt

pàrt

depàrt

impàrt

wårt

dïrt

flïrt

fŏrt

shŏrt

repŏrt

noun ímport

verb impŏrt

sŏrt

verb consŏrt

cf. cóncert: noun cónsŏrt

person Kürt = terse cürt

hürt

êast

bêast

fêast

lêast

bréast

yêast

fāst

lāst

māst

vāst

stréssed rhymes with -est

bést

íncést

*hŷíst hîghest

hôlìest

*drŷíst drîest

priêst

jést

lést

nést

vést

wést

lôwest

ángst

râcist

*fáshist fáscist

líst

sôshə- sôcialist

týpist

gríst

K- Chrîst

-k- Gílchríst

ãorist

thêorist

insíst

consíst

persíst

exíst

whîlst

cóst

dusty dúst = archaic do dòst

hôst

ghôst

lóst

môst

fŏremôst

úppermôst

òutermôst

pôst

fïrst

thïrst

wörst

cürsed rhymes with bürst

hürst

búst

lôcust

gúst

disgúst

Åugust

lúst

trúst

cýst

ánalýst

cátalýst

trýst

more common in family names like Péttitt and Sénnett (= sénate house) than in ordinary words: -tt

ẁatt

head bútt

Àrgonaut

cóz- cósmonaut

ástronaut

júggernaut

however bút

cút

jút

glút

slút

nút

òut

gòut

clòut

pòut

tòut

*ímpùt ínpùt

rút

neŵt

nòwt

séxed rhymes with néxt

téxt

cān’t

shān’t

hádn’t

nêedn’t

dídn’t

*cùdənt coùldn’t

*shùdənt shoùldn’t

*wùdənt woùldn’t

àren’t

dãren’t

wëren’t

háven’t

âin’t

dôn’t

habit wônt = will wôn’t

*házzənt hásn’t

*wózzənt ẁasn’t

*dúzzənt dòesn’t

*ízzənt ísn’t

*åwtənt ŏughtn’t

*mússənt mústn’t

*mîtənt mìghtn’t