Dendrorhynchus is pronounced den-droh-RINK-us.
/ˌdɛn.drʌˈrɪŋk.əs/
Capitals mark the stressed syllable.
This pronunciation is built from the Greek and Latin roots of the name, following the usual English way of saying scientific names. The audio is a synthesized voice reading the name, so it can differ slightly from the respelling.
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Where the name comes from
dendro-
/ˈdɛn.droʊ/
Greek, “dendron, tree”
IPA from Wiktionary
-rhynchus
/ˈrɪŋ.kəs/
Greek, “rhynchos, snout/beak”
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