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Yes it’s feggari but I think that with two gammas, it’s pronounced fengari. Could be wrong I’m not greek. But it’s too late to change :)
by giann 9y ago
Yes it’s feggari but I think that with two gammas, it’s pronounced fengari. Could be wrong I’m not greek. But it’s too late to change :)
- kilon 9y agoI am Greek and no it’s not , gg , is pronounce as g in gamma, and one g is pronounced as y in yellow
- giann 9y agoReading the sources I used to search for the correct term, I think I may have been fooled by ancient greek allophones. Ex. : ὁ ἄγγελος /ho áŋgelos/ Anyway like I said, too late to change now!
- daurnimator 9y agoIRC logs from last time it was discussed: 2018-03-05 23:47:38 assos in greek it pronounced fegari instead of fengari 2018-03-06 00:12:41 RhodiumToad assos: several modern greek dictionaries I checked give the "fengari" prononciation either alone or alongside "fegari" - are they wrong? 2018-03-06 00:31:44 assos RhodiumToad: after I checked you are right, the pronunciation depends based on the location in greek, the correct one is fengari. Btw, the word is a derivation of φεγγος which translates to light/brightness. 2018-03-06 00:31:53 assos in greece*