How Do You Spell SCIRRHOSARCA?
Pronunciation: [sˈɜːɹəsˌɑːkə] (IPA) 
The spelling of the word "scirrhosarca" (pronounced /skɪˈroʊsɑːrkə/ skih-ROH-sahr-kuh) can be quite perplexing. The word comes from Greek roots for "hard," "fleshy," and "ruler." The combination of the "sc" and "rh" sounds may seem unusual to English speakers, but they come from the Greek letter "chi" and "rho," respectively. The "osarca" ending is derived from the Greek term for ruler, "arkhē." Despite its challenging spelling, scirrhosarca refers to a benign tumor of the skin and is used primarily in medical contexts.
