IPA Transcription of "eaton" in American English

The American English IPA transcription of “eaton” is /ˈitən/.

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eaton

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Dialect Variants

DialectIPAPOS
English (Australia)/ˈiːtn/
English (United Kingdom)/iːtn/

Similar Pronunciations

/bitən/3

/ditən/1

/hitən/1

/ibən/1

/idən/5

/ikən/1

/ilən/1

/imən/1

/ipən/1

/istən/1

Derivations

Similar Words

  • eason
    /ˈizən/
  • eaten
    /ˈitən//ˈidən/
  • eagon
    /ˈiɡən/
  • beaton
    /ˈbitən//ˈbidən/
  • deaton
    /ˈdidən//ˈditən/
  • eamon
    /ˈimən//ˈeɪmɑn/
  • aton
    /əˈtɑn//ˈɑtɑn/
  • baton
    /ˈbæˌtɑn//bæˈtɑn//ˈbeɪtən//bəˈtɑn//ˈbætən//ˈbædən/
  • caton
    /ˈkætən//ˈkeɪtən//ˈkædən/
  • easton
    /ˈistən/

Items

  • Eatoncity in Ohio, United States
  • Eatontown in Weld County, Colorado, United States of America
  • EatonWikimedia disambiguation page
  • Eatonhuman settlement in Delaware County, Indiana, United States of America
  • Eatonlocality in Western Australia
  • Eatontown in New Hampshire, United States
  • Eatonfamily name
  • Eatonarea in Norwich, Norfolk, UK
  • Eatontown in New York, United States
  • Eatonvillage and civil parish in Leicestershire, UK

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