Как произносится phalanx

1.{Noun}  any of the bones (or phalanges) of the fingers or toes

2.{Noun}  a body of troops in close array

3.{Noun}  any closely ranked crowd of people

 1.Among These May Be Mentioned The Hairy Frog Of West Africa, Trichobatrachus Robustus, Some Specimens Of Which Have The Sides Of The Body And Of The Hind Limbs Covered With Long Villosities, The Function Of Which Is Unknown, And Its Ally Gampsosteonyx Batesi, In Which The Last phalanx Of The Fingers

 2.Thus Instead Of Contenting Himself With Terms That Had Met With Pretty General Approval, Such As Class, Subclass, Order, Suborder, Family, Subfamily, And So On, He Introduced Into His Final Scheme Other Designations, Agmen, Cohors, phalanx, And The Like, Which To The Ordinary Student Of Orn

 3.This Defeat Was Turned Into A General Rout By A Nameless Tribune, Who Collected Twenty Companies And Charged In The Rear The Victorious Macedonian phalanx, Which In Its Pursuit Had Left The Roman Right Far Behind.

 4.The Flexor Digitorum Sublimis Muscle Arises Fleshy From The Long Elastic Band Which Extends From The Inner Humeral Condyle Along The Ventral Surface Of The Ulna To The Ulnar Carpal Bone, Over Which The Tendon Runs To Insert Itself On The Radial Anterior Side Of The First phalanx Of The Second Digit.

 5.Reckoning 1,500 To Each Brigade, We Got A Total For The phalanx Of 9,000 Men.

 1.{Noun}  bone

 2.{Synonyms}  phalange

 3.{Noun}  OS

 4.{Noun}  crowd

 5.{Noun}  military unit

 6.{Noun}  military force

 7.{Noun}  military group

 8.{Noun}  force

 9.{Noun}  phalanxes

 10.{Noun}  phalanges