How to Pronounce "fascia"

word

ˈfeɪʃi.ə

FAY-shee-uh

fˈeɪʃiɐ

FAY-shee-uh

Definition

A thin layer of connective tissue that covers or separates muscles and other internal organs in the body. In architecture, it can also mean a flat board used at the edge of a roof.

IPA Transcription

American English

ˈfeɪʃi.ə

British English

fˈeɪʃiɐ

Simplified Pronunciation

FAY-shee-uh

Listen in Context

The fascia connects and supports muscles in the body.

Doctors study the fascia to understand injuries.

The carpenter repaired the wooden fascia on the roof.

Chronic pain can sometimes be caused by tight fascia around the muscles.