pronounceable

The third and fourth letters are used to form a pronounceable name.

Several letter combinations had no pronounceable or memorable names and could not be used.

At least it was pronounceable, unlike many Western names.

The next year, the name was changed to the more pronounceable Ossining.

Some acronyms are almost pronounceable, and have become 'words' in their own right.

It is considered elegant to have the code merge with the other letters to form a pronounceable word.

There is a tendency to favor "more logical" constructs over easily pronounceable ones.

Condensation can lead to confusion when initials form an acronym, or pronounceable word.

An acronym usually must be a pronounceable word.

Wilsdorf was said to want his watch brand's name to be easily pronounceable in any language.

Secondly, it had to be easily pronounceable or learnable by the actors.

It is easily pronounceable in many languages and, as all letters have the same size, allows to be written symmetrically.

She used the name Ima as easily pronounceable name.

(Sadly, it's starting to look as if the current decade will never get a pronounceable name.)

"It's odd that the Druufs' chief physicist should have a pronounceable name."

(I seek a more pronounceable verb along with an indigenous Iraqi army.)

He adopted his mother's maiden name as a pseudonym, as "it was more pronounceable".

At that time, the legislature adopted the more pronounceable name of State Agricultural College.

Why we love it: Yogachips contain two ingredients max and they're both pronounceable.

A new chef revamped the menu, and the name was simplified to C3, which no longer makes sense but is at least pronounceable.

She didn't know enough pronounceable human swearwords.

Without exception their names were pronounceable.

Hexosehr not only refers to their six limbs but is pronounceable by the majority of major linguistic groups.

They were no longer pronounceable.

In the 19th century, the name gradually changed to a more pronounceable "Volsk".