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aidoneus
Definition:
(nou) the god of the underworld in ancient mythology; brother of Zeus and husband of Persephone

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Common mistakes of aidoneus pronunciation

- Misplacing stress: Some learners place stress incorrectly on the second syllable, saying "ai-ˈdo-ne-us". This is incorrect. Tip: Remember to stress the first syllable, "ˈai", for proper pronunciation.
- Incorrect vowel sounds: The "ai" in "aidoneus" is often mispronounced as "eɪ". The correct sound is "aɪ". Tip: Practice saying "eye" to master the initial vowel sound.
- Blending syllables: Many people blend the syllables, pronouncing it as "aido-neus". The correct pronunciation separates the syllables clearly. Tip: Break it down into "ˈai-do-ne-us" to maintain clarity.
- Neglecting the final "us": Some may drop the final syllable, saying "aidone". This changes the word's meaning. Tip: Always include the "us" at the end, ensuring you say "ˈai-do-ne-us".
- Overemphasizing "do": Learners sometimes stress the "do" syllable too much, saying "ai-ˈdo-ne-us". This alters the rhythm. Tip: Keep the stress on the first syllable, "ˈai", to maintain the correct flow.