Pronunciation of 'Pacemaker'
The word 'Pacemaker' in English (en-US) refers to a device or entity that regulates or controls the rhythm, often used in medical contexts for devices that regulate heartbeats. It is pronounced as /ˈpeɪsˌmeɪkər/ in English.
Word Origin
The word 'Pacemaker' originates from English, combining 'pace' (referring to speed or rhythm) and 'maker' (one who makes or creates).
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A device or entity that regulates or controls rhythm, especially a medical device that regulates the heartbeat.
Pronounced as ‘PACE-may-ker’. ‘Pace’ as in ‘pace’, ‘may’ as in ‘may’, and ‘ker’ as in ‘cur’. Stress is on the first syllable.