It’s “a euphony”. Use “a” (instead of “an”) if the following word starts with a consonant sound. The word euphony, despite starting with a vowel, makes a “you” sound.
It’s “a euphony”. Use “a” (instead of “an”) if the following word begins with a consonant sound. The word euphony, despite starting with a vowel, makes a “you” sound.
The soft sounding letters created a euphony.
The soft sounding letters created an euphony.
Another example:
The choir produced a euphony that enthralled the audience.
Follow the same practice with other derived forms, such as “a euphonious...”, “a euphoniously...”, “a euphonic...”, or “a euphonically...”.
She has a euphonious voice.
The black boubou is a euphoniously named bird that is found in Somalia and northern Kenya.
This musical pattern produces a euphonic melody.
The result is a euphonically balanced expression.
Other words that begin with “eu” in the spelling but a consonant in the pronunciation, and therefore take the article “a”, include:
