Psalm Pronunciation Guide - Learn Biblical Term (Audio)

Master the correct pronunciation of "Psalm" - a sacred song or hymn in religious texts. Learn how to say this important biblical term with our audio guide.

Psalm Pronunciation in English

IPA

/sɑːm/

Sounds Like

(sahm)

Breakdown

Single syllable (sahm)
The word "Psalm" is pronounced as one smooth sound. The "P" is silent, so we only pronounce the "s" followed by an "ah" sound (like the "a" in "father"). The word ends with an "m" sound. Think of it like saying "Sam" but with a longer "ah" sound in the middle.

Important Notes:
- The "P" at the beginning is completely silent
- The "a" makes a long "ah" sound like in "father"
- The "l" is also silent
- End with a clear "m" sound

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