How Do You Spell CONNARUS?

Pronunciation: [kənˈɑːɹəs] (IPA)

Connarus is a genus of plants named after a 19th century American botanist, Merrick. The spelling of this word is quite simple, but it can be difficult to pronounce without proper guidance. It is pronounced as /kəˈnærəs/, with the first syllable pronounced as "kuh", the second syllable pronounced as "nar", and the final syllable as "uhs." The IPA phonetic transcription accurately depicts the pronunciation of the word, making it easier for people to correctly pronounce it.

Common Misspellings for CONNARUS

• xonnarus
• vonnarus
• fonnarus
• donnarus
• cinnarus
• cknnarus
• clnnarus
• cpnnarus
• c0nnarus
• c9nnarus
• cobnarus
• comnarus
• cojnarus
• cohnarus
• conbarus
• conmarus
• conjarus
• conharus
• connzrus

Similar spelling words for CONNARUS

• Coenurus,
• gonorrhoeas,
• CNARES,
• Gunners,
• quinarius,
• quinaries,
• CEA-CNRS,
• conures,
• canorous,
• canoers,
• kenner's,
• connors,
• UJF/CNRS/INPG,
• conurus,
• kanaris,
• canorus,
• kenners,
• P.CONNERS,
• conner's,
• canarese,
• gunnerus,
• gunneries,
• machine-gunners,
• kinaros,
• canewares,
• caners,
• GYNARCY,
• kinaras,
• keeners,
• kanarese,
• cowinners,
• GONORRHCEA,
• goners,
• canarios,
• CANRIS,
• LMM/CNRS,
• gounaris,
• coenures,
• canaris,
• cunners,
• LPMTM-CNRS,
• Gonorrheas,
• coinheres,
• CNRS-INPL,
• coiners,
• cahners,
• kinross-shire,
• CNARS,
• guinier's,
• canners,
• LPS-CNRS,
• canneries,
• canarsie,
• CSNSM-CNRS,
• conners,
• ginners,
• guinarou's,
• gainers,
• canaries,
• connaraceae,
• CNORSE,
• LLN-CNRS,
• gunner's,
• ginneries,
• LCS-CNRS,
• CECM/CNRS,
• kinross,
• canarias,
• HCONRES,
• CNRS,
• be-ginners,
• Ginhorse,
• CEMES-CNRS,
• conyers,
• kinyras,
• gunneras,
• LMCTS-CNRS.