How Do You Spell EUPOTAMIC?
Pronunciation: [jˌuːpətˈamɪk] (IPA) 
The spelling of the word "eupotamic" is derived from the Greek prefix "eu-" meaning "good, well" and the word "potamos" meaning "river, stream." The correct IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /yoo-puh-tam-ik/. This word is used to describe a body of water, typically a river or stream, that flows smoothly and gracefully. Eupotamic waters are often found in areas with gradual slopes and little to no turbulence. The use of the prefix "eu-" implies a positive connotation, suggesting that the water in question is desirable and beneficial.
