English spellings/Catalogs/Retro D
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This page lists pronunciations of English words that end in D. The list is in retroalphabetical order, that is, alphabetically beginning with the final letter of the word (in this case D) 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]
bád
dád
book Bêde = string bêad
déad
héad
knêad
bréad
dréad
spréad
instéad
fád
hád
Ílìád
Jeremîád
trîád
lád
mád
gôad
rôad
brŏad
abrŏad
tôad
sád
qùad rhymes with ẁad
ádd
ódd
ae as schwa: *səbpênəd subpoênaed
-did -ded
woûnded
låuded
procêed
hêed
nêed
grêed
wêed
*fâyct fâked
*nâykíd nâked
áct = -ácked
tactful táct = tack tácked
stácked
AmE tráveled
-ld fîled
-ld smîled
-ld pîled
l doubled after stressed syllable - BrE and AmE rebélled
BrE trávelled
abándoned
boôed
-pt stépped
réd
bare bãred
cf. scàrred - scãred
*sâycríd sâcred
hámpered
cf. compãred - cómpéred
two syllables neûtered
revêred
sévered
mîred
cf. scãred - scàrred
cf. hâte - *hâtríd hâtred
cf. kînd - *kíndríd kíndred
-rəd húndred
bar bàrred
food bâste = base bâsed
*bîast bîased
-éssed mostly rhymes with -ést: conféssed
*blést, but can be *bléssid before a noun bléssed
asséssed
obséssed
-tíd -ted
cf. hâte - *hâtíd hâted
tàrgeted
*rícoshâid rícochèted
intërpreted
excîted
éxited
ẁanted
bígoted
-vd shôved
-vd lòved
allòwed
hállowed
néxt rhymes with séxed
stare stãry-eŷed
star stàrry-eŷed
person Bŏyd = buoy buŏyed
âid
lâid
make mâde = woman mâid
*pâyed pâid
bray brâyed = hair brâid
*séd said
bíd
díd
- apàrtîte apàrtheîd
líd
sqùalid
válid
vŏid
rápid
vápid
flûíd
Réginald
Rónald
géld
héld
fìêld
wìêld
yìêld
mèld
wéld
chîld
mîld
silent u: buíld
gold gíld = society guíld
wîld
ôld
bôld
fôld
thrêefôld
gôld
hôld
x yêars ôld in the plural, but hyphens when it's an adjective or noun x-yêar-ôld
sôld
tôld
cf. gôld - Goûld
cf. coùld, shoùld and woùld, all -ùd - môuld
ánd
hánd
lánd
-lənd: mostly schwa in (place or people’s) names, where it conveys familiarity: -lánd used for countries suggests alienness, even lack of sovereignty -land
Grâcelánd
Díxielánd
Tŷ- Thaîland
blánd = Blánd
Åuckland
Hólland
fàrmlánd
a as schwa before nouns, e.g. Ínland Révenue, otherwise á - ínlánd
á as schwa possible in adjectival use - mâinlánd
Fínland
Pôland
Láplánd
Cúmberland
Súnderland
mòtherlánd
hínterlánd
ôverlánd
Swítzerland
Quêensland
Scótland
heàrtland or -lánd
Rútland
Mãryland
demānd
Hélmand
sánd
fìênd
friénd
blénd
ménd
also mâke aménds: ə- aménd
ə- or í-, same meaning as above: eménd
pénd
rénd
sénd
ténd
wénd
bînd
crime fîned = discover fînd
hînd
one word hûmankînd
blînd
mînd
rînd
támarínd
blow wínd
round wînd
beyónd
ròund
woûnd
religion Gód = idol gód
clód
nód
pód
foôd
goòd
hoòd
no y before -hoòd
lîkelihoòd
lîvelihoòd
moôd
broôd
woòd
apart from monosyllables, mostly -ə(r)d -ard
càrd
bêard
hëard
hàrd
.*Ríchərd Ríchard
shàrd
làrd
cf. wide brŏad - boring bŏred = wood, company bŏard
.*cúbbərd cúpboard
flŏorbŏard
.*lépərd léopard
lêotàrd
bāstard
bústard
.*gàrd guàrd
wård
báckward
åwkward
except for Fránkie Hòwerd: Hòward
yàrd
házard
lízard
wízard
blízzard
búzzard
hear hëard = animals hërd
nërd
bïrd
tie chŏrd = vocal cörd
person Fŏrd = water fŏrd
name suffix, -fəd -ford
Brádford
Rédford
Blándford
Rétford
Óxford
rope cŏrd = music chörd
wörd
absürd
türd
applåud
Måud
fråud
Î’d
listen hêed = he hê’d
shê’d
plant wêed = we wê’d
.*prâycêed prècis’d
ít’d
yoû’d
thèy’d