Realy Stupid Question- how do you pronounce Teres?

I think it is like "terrace" = raised level place.

Actually the latin meaning makes the most sense. So it would follow what Tobias says and the latin pronounciation would make sense. Like Teresa without the "a."

TARE-EASE. or TEER-EASE

That's how I say it.

Teres. - When the circumference is circular, but its thickness indeterminate, nearly cylindrical. (L. round.)

So far we have:

Teresa without the a - 2 votes
Tera's - 1 vote
"terrace" - 2 votes (including mine, this is the way I say it)

Dictionary.com defines the word "teres" as - "Being round and long." My teres is bigger than yours.

I hate to be a subversive in this discussion, but rather than lots of conjecture, anyone think to call them -

Chris Brady
E-Mail: [email protected]
Phone: (303) 466-1743
Address:
Teres Audio
2190 Snowmass Circle
Broomfield, CO 80020

Is that staightforward enough for you Tobias?

While I agree that use of a dictionary is apparently old school, use of a phone should be reasonably familiar to all.

I just spoke with Mr Brady. He pronounces it "tare-ez", so there you have it.

Real nice guy BTW.