လုၵ်ႉတီႈ ဝိၵ်ႇသျိၼ်ႇၼရီႇ မႃး
enPR : -ā , IPA (key ) : /-eɪ/
AA
abbé ( one US pronunciation )
abray
adret ( US pronunciation )
affray
agley
AK
allay
amay
apay
array
assay
astray
au fait
away
aweigh
BA
ballet ( one US pronunciation )
bebay
belay
beret ( one US pronunciation )
betray
bewray
bidet ( US pronunciation )
Bizet ( US pronunciation )
blasé ( US pronunciation )
Bombay
bombé ( US pronunciation )
bouclé ( US pronunciation )
bouchée
bouquet ( US and one UK pronunciation )
bourrée ( one pronunciation )
broché ( US pronunciation )
brûlée
buffet ( furniture/meal; one pronunciation )
CA
cache ( proscribed US pronunciation )
cachet ( US pronunciation )
café ( US pronunciation )
Calais ( US pronunciation )
Cathay
chalet ( one US pronunciation )
chevet
chiné
ciré ( US pronunciation )
cliché ( US pronunciation )
congé ( one US pronunciation )
Conté
convey
corvée
coudé
coulée
coupé
crochet ( US pronunciation )
croquet ( US pronunciation )
cy pres
DA
decay
defray
DeLay ( surname; see especially Tom DeLay )
delay
dismay
display
distrait
DJ ( one pronunciation )
duvet ( US pronunciation )
EA , E/A
épée
estray
FA
feng shui ( one pronunciation )
filet ( one US pronunciation )
flambé ( US pronunciation )
foray
forelay
foreslay
forsay
frappé ( US pronunciation )
GA
gainsay ( one pronunciation; another has the stress on the first syllable )
Gaspé
g'day
gilet
glacé ( US pronunciation )
gourmet ( one US pronunciation )
Hefei , Hofei
HK
hooray , hurray
Hopeh , Hopei
Hubei , Hupeh
IA
inlay ( one pronunciation )
in re
inveigh
JA
jaspé ( US pronunciation )
Jose ( US pronunciation )
jeté
LA
lamé ( US pronunciation; see also Amy Lamé )
levee ( one US pronunciation )
LJ
Lough Neagh
lycée ( US pronunciation )
MA
Mahé
Malay
margay ( one US pronunciation )
McVey ( surname; see especially Cal McVey , Rob McVey and Sam McVey )
mêlée ( one US pronunciation )
Millais ( US pronunciation )
mislay
misplay
MK
moiré ( US pronunciation )
moray ( one pronunciation )
mornay ( US pronunciation )
NA
névé ( US pronunciation )
ngwee
NK
obey
OK , okay
olé
outlay ( verb )
outplay
outpray
outstay
outweigh
PA
parquet ( US pronunciation )
passé , passée ( one pronunciation )
passepied
pâté ( US pronunciation )
patée , pattée
pavé
Pelée
per se
piolet
piqué ( US pronunciation )
plié ( US pronunciation )
plissé ( US pronunciation )
PJ , p-j
PK
portray
prepay
purée ( US pronunciation )
purvey
QA
RA
reflet
relay
René ( one pronunciation )
Renée ( one pronunciation )
repay
replay ( verb )
respray ( verb )
reweigh
risqué ( US and one UK pronunciation )
RK
rosé ( US pronunciation )
SA
sachet ( US pronunciation )
sashay ( US pronunciation )
sauté ( US pronunciation )
semé ( US pronunciation )
SJ
soigné , soignée
soirée ( US pronunciation )
soufflé ( US pronunciation )
strathspey
survey ( verb )
TA
Taipei
today
tokay
Torbay
touché
toupee ( one pronunciation )
UJ
UK
unlay
unsay
VA
valet ( one US pronunciation )
Vouvray
YA
တူၼ်းၸၢပ်ႈလႅပ်ႈ ပဵၼ်ပွတ်းပဵၼ်တွၼ်ႈ[ မႄးထတ်း ]
မၢႆတွင်း: The pronunciation of the final syllable(s) of the words listed in this section is the same as the words listed above, but the stress falls on an earlier syllable. The words below are therefore not true rhymes, but may be considered as rhymes if the rule that requires the stress to be the same number of syllables from the ends of words is ignored. Words are listed here only if they have no known true rhymes.