Pronunciation companion
Twenty-four names and terms, with stress marked clearly and house readings labelled honestly.
This is a reading aid, not a claim that every name has one compulsory sound. Capitals mark the stressed syllable. “House” means the reading adopted for the names and terms in this project. No audio is attached to this first edition.
| Term | Say it | Status | Where to begin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corran | KWIL | House | Book 1 |
| Tempest | TEM-pest | House | Book 1 |
| Asterune | AS-ter-oon | House | Book 7 |
| Raven | RAY-vuhn | House | Character guide |
| MINO | MY-noh | House | Character guide |
| Roxi | ROK-see | House | Book 16, Chapter I |
| Vethara | veh-THAR-uh | House | Book 19, Chapter II |
| Sable Orin | SAY-buhl OR-in | House | Book 19, Chapter IV |
| Pel Korrath | pel KOR-ath | House | Book 19, Chapter VIII |
| Mnem | nem | House | Book 19 |
| Remanent | REM-uh-nent | House | Book 19, Chapter V |
| Vethari | veh-THAR-ee | House | Book 19, Chapter II |
| Spiral Accord | SPY-ruhl uh-KORD | House | Book 2 |
| The Old Weave | the ohld WEEV | House | Book 19, Chapter III |
| Memory House | MEM-uh-ree hows | House | Book 19, Chapter X |
How to use the guide
Use the spoken form that keeps you moving through the sentence. The house readings are editorial choices, not linguistic rules imposed on readers or performers. Where a later authorised performance establishes a different sound, the guide can change without changing the prose.