Phōnē | Greek Mnemonics

Bill Mounce’s Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary Cards (2nd Edition):

19. phōnē (φωνή, -ῆς, ἡ): sound, noise; voice

Mnemonics / Memory Aids:

A.) The voice on the phone 

B.) The sound, noise, voice on the phone 

C.) I heard the sound of a voice on the phone. 

D.) I heard the sound of a voice on the phone. (Bill Mounce) 

E.) I hear the ‘sound’ of a phone. (Danny Zacharias, FlashGreek Lite) 

F.) A phonograph is literally a "writer of sounds.” (Bill Mounce)

G.) "A phonograph records and plays back sound." Break it down: phono (sound) + graph (writing) = sound writing. (ChatGPT)

H.) Sound test your microphone, so that your congregation can hear your voice while you preach. (Tanner Huss)

I.) Phonology is the study of speech sounds in components of languages. (Tanner Huss)

J.) Phonics = Sound Learning.  "Kids learn phonics to sound out words." Phonics literally means the sounds of letters. (ChatGPT)