Yes this word exists. This is a creative respelling of the word fish, used to illustrate irregularities in English spelling and pronunciation. In 1855, an Englishman named William Ollier reportedly recommended that we all learn to spell “fish” this way: ghoti.
Fish
Ghoti `fish
Fish. Gh in cough is f sound, the o in women is I sound, and the ti in station is an sh sound. So ghoti is fish
Ghoti Hook was created in 1991.
The population of Ghoti Budruk is 20,204.
Ghoti = 'fish' gh as in enough o as in women ti as in action The three sounds put together make up the sounds of the word 'fish'. It points out the absudity of English pronunciation!
It is pronounced as "fish".
gh from tough o from women ti from nation = FISH
Mohamed Ghoti has written: 'Regards sur 25000 jours' -- subject(s): Physicians, Biography, History
The 'Ghoti' word is an artificially constructed word used to display pronunciation irregularities. You pronounce the 'gh' in 'rough' as 'f' You pronounce the 'o' in 'women' as 'i' You pronounce the 'ti' in 'nation' as 'sh' Put those together, and you write 'ghoti' but pronounce it as 'fish'. It is not a 'real' word as such and the 'gh' as 'f' does not appear at the beginning of any real word either. However another construct similar to the above is 'Ghoughpteighbteau', pronounced 'Potato'.
No. A famous example of English sounds is "ghoti" which uses alternate letter sounds to yield "fish" : the "gh" from 'rough', the "o" from 'women', and the "ti" from 'action'.
To exist is "exister" in French.