How to Pronounce Euroclydon
yoo-RAHK-li-don
Euroclydon is pronounced yoo-RAHK-li-don (juːˈrɑklɪdɑn): four syllables, stress on the second.
What is Euroclydon?
Euroclydon is the name given to the tempestuous wind that arose against Paul's ship as it sailed near Crete on the voyage to Rome (Acts 27:14). The term names the storm itself, not a person or place.
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