Pronouncing Enochian

Enochian Roman Sound Terminal A ah ah B b bay C k kah D d dah E ay ay F f eff G g gee H h hay I ee ee L l lah M m mee N n noo O oh oh P p pay Q k koh R r ar S s ess T t tay V v vah X ex ex Z zoad zoad

Enochian consonants pick up the sound of the vowel if there is a vowel following them. Thus TIA is pronounced as a two syllable word - Tee-ah. The consonant T and the vowel I blend to make the Tee, but the vowel A stands alone and is given its pronunciation of "ah" Because you can't really make a consonant sound without a terminal vowel (oriental languages aside), consonants that don't have a vowel after them get an arbitrary vowel sound. If you're familiar with Hebrew you're already familiar with this concept - the tetragrammaton YHWH is pronounced Yod-Heh-Vau-Heh, or some similar arrangement (depending on dialect, etc.) The chart illustrates appear to be the standard terminal values when the consonant occurs without a vowel. The Enochian word VMPLIF is prounounced Vah-mee-pay-lee-eff. V, M, and P aren't followed by vowles, but the L is followed by I, and becomes one syllable - lee. The F doesn't have a vowel and so stands alone. Enochian is meant to be "vibrated"- chanted or being sung, if you've ever heard a psalm being sung that's the general tone. In general, when you have to pronounce Enochian during the game, it will be written out in syllabic form, for easy reading. (Source: Vialarp)