IPA Transcription of "apollo and daphne" in American English
The American English IPA transcription of “apollo and daphne” is /əˈpɑloʊ ˈænd ˈdæfni/.
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apolloəˈpɑloʊ
and
daphneˈdæfni
Items
- Apollo and Daphnemarble sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini
- Apollo and Daphnestory from ancient Greek mythology
- Apollo and Daphnepainting by Piero del Pollaiolo
- Apollo and Daphnepainting by Francesco Albani
- Apollo and Daphnepainting by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
- Apollo and DaphneWikimedia disambiguation page
- Apollo and Daphnepainting by John William Waterhouse
- Apollo and Daphnepainting by Abraham Bloemaert
- Apollo and Daphnepainting by Cornelis de Vos
- Apollo and Daphnemosaic in the house of Dionysus at Paphos
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