Euphon i inæ (ufoniine)

pl. [NL., Euphonious languages are not nece arily easy of acquirement. The Fin, in which it is rare to find two concurrent consonants in the same syllable, is too fine and delicate for remembrance. The mind wants consonantal combinations, or something equally definite, to lay hold Latham, Elem. of Comp. Philol. euphoniously (ū-fō'ni-us-li), adv . With euphony; harmoniously. of. euphonism (u'fō-nizm), n. [