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According to The Royal Shakespeare Company, this is pronounced [KAL-a-ban].

In the Shakespeare Recording Society CD of Tempest (Peter Wood director, Hugh Griffith as Caliban), "Caliban" is usually pronounced with full vowels: kal'-i-ban. (That is, none are reduced to schwas.) However, in Caliban's lines "I had peopled else | This isle with Calibans", the vowels are reduced: kal'-ə-bənz. This is of course what you'd expect from rapid speech.

The only adjectival form I know of is Calibanish (kal'-i-ban-ish). Not that we really need one for a moon this obscure. kwami 2005 June 30 07:30 (UTC)

Article said 98.723°. Looks bogus since even the rotation period is unknown, not to mention the ridiculous precision. Removing pending a reference. Deuar 22:47, 9 June 2006 (UTC) reply

• Sycorax follows a distant orbit ...
• Sycorax is hypothesized to be ...

It's Caliban, or not?-- Xabier Cancela ( talk) 20:04, 19 November 2009 (UTC) reply

My but it is by sky bottom of to copy stick. They made an article for Syco ' and resume the same nothing there in nor putting Calib ' and some figures on the place. Times they forget to change everything. Need which drop clanger! -- Jean-François Clet ( talk) 15:40, 27 March 2010 (UTC) reply

??? I don't understand... 220.255.1.173 ( talk) 04:53, 25 July 2011 (UTC) reply