Made by Keith F. on the forums and users on the Spirit Animals Wiki* here is incomplete list of character name pronunciations:
*pronunciations added by wiki users will be underlined to preserve the original list made by Keith F.
Main Characters[]
Abeke – a-beh-keh, alternatives: a-beek, a-beh-kee, a-bek-a (like “Rebecca”), a-bee-Kay, a-bay-kuh
Conor – con-er
Meilin – may-lin, alternatives: Mel-in(Mell like “bell”), me-lin
Rollan – roh-lan (with emphasis on last syllable), alternatives: roll-in, row-lan (lan as in ban)
Spirit Animals[]
Lumeo – loo-mee-oh
Scrubber – skruh-ber
Boku – boh-koo
Renneg – ren-egg
Jools – jools (like “jewels)
Myriam – meer-ee-um, alternative: my-ree-um
Great Beasts[]
Arax – ahr-ax (ahr like “are”), alternatives: ae-rax, a-racks, air-ix
Briggan – brig-en, bri-gone
Cabaro – kah-bah-roh (bah like a sheep), alternative: kah-bare-oh
Dinesh – din-aysh, alternative: din-esh (e like “egg”)
Essix – es-ix
Gerathon – gair-a-thon, alternative: gare-a-thon (with emphasis on the A)
Halawir – ha-luh-weer (ha like “have”), alternative: ha-luh-were
Jhi – jee, alternatives: zhee (zh like “genre”), Zhie (rhyming with guy)
Kovo – koh-voh
Mulop – moo-lop
Ninani – ni-nah-nee (ni like “nick”), alternative: nee-nah-nee
Rumfuss – rum-fuss
Suka – soo-kah
Tellun – tel-oon, alternative: tell-un (un like “undo”)
Uraza – oo-rah-zah, alternative: u-ray-zah (u like the letter)
Greencloaks[]
Barlow – bar-low
Chinwe – chin-weh
Frida – free-duh
Isilla – iss-ill-uh
Lenori – len-oh-ree
Monte – mawn-tee, alternative: mawn-tay
Olvan – ohl-vawn (long o)
Sheyu – sheh-yoo
Tarik – tah-reek, alternative: tair-icc
Conquerors[]
Drina – dree-nuh
Gar – gahr (like “car”)
Shane – shayn (like “pain”)
Sylva – sil-vah
Yumaris – you-mar-iss (mar like “car”), alternative: you-mair-ee (mair like “hair”)
Zerif – zer-eef, alternative: zair-if
Other Characters[]
Aldo – all-doh
Chin – chin
Dawson – daw-son
Derawat – dair-uh-waht
Devin – dev-in
Eloy Valdez – ee-loy vahl-dez
Fenray – fen-ray
Garrin – gair-in
Grall – grawl
Hano – hah-no
Kusha – koo-sha
Mohayli – moh-hai-lee (hai like “high”)
Pojalo – poh-ja-loh, alternative: poh-ha-loh
Renata – re-nah-tah
Santos – san-tohs (tohs like “gross”)
Soama – soh-ma, alternative: soh-ah-ma
Teng – teyng
Xao – xow (x like “g” in genre)
Yenni – yen-ee
Places[]
Amaya – ah-mye-uh (Amayan: ah-mye-an) (mye like “eye”), alternative: ah-may-uh
Concorba – con-core-bah
Erdas – air-doss, alternative: err-das (das like “was”)
Eura – you-ra (Euran: you-ran)
Jano Rion – jan-oh ree-on
Nilo – nye-loh (Niloan: nya-loh-an), alternative: nee-loh (Niloan: nee-loh-an)
Okaihee – oh-kye-hee
Sanabajari – sah-nah-bah-jah-ree
Shar Liwao – shar lee-wow
Sipimiss River – sip-ih-miss (ih like “it”)
Stetriol – stet-ree-ahl, (Stetriolan: stet-ree-ahl-an) alternative: stet-ree-ohl (Stetriolan: stet-ree-ohl)
Trunswick – truns-wik
Xin Kao Dai – xeen cow dye (x like “g” in genre)
Zhong – (zh like “g” in genre) (ong like “song”) (Zhongese: zhong-eez)