Listen here for the Flemish pronunciation of Lutgardis:• https://youtu.be/Ioa7K1y26hw (in Dutch; the speaker is Flemish and the name is said at 0:02 and 0:26) • https://youtu.be/pTX7gjL6_wY (in Dutch; the speakers are Flemish and the name is said at 0:07 and 1:31) • https://youtu.be/p2jPZMwpmGI (in Dutch; the speaker is Dutch and the name is said at 1:59)Converted to IPA, it should be: /lʏt.'ɣɑr.dɪs/The priest in the last clip appears to pronounce the final syllable as /dəs/, but then again, he is Dutch.I am sure there are also Flemings that pronounce the first syllable as /lyt/, since that has been proven to be the case for Lutgard and Lutgarde (see the 'Comments' section of those entries). It's just that I haven't been able to find examples of that on YouTube so far - hopefully someday I will! :)
• https://youtu.be/Ioa7K1y26hw (in Dutch; the speaker is Flemish and the name is said at 0:02 and 0:26)
• https://youtu.be/pTX7gjL6_wY (in Dutch; the speakers are Flemish and the name is said at 0:07 and 1:31)
• https://youtu.be/p2jPZMwpmGI (in Dutch; the speaker is Dutch and the name is said at 1:59)
Converted to IPA, it should be: /lʏt.'ɣɑr.dɪs/
The priest in the last clip appears to pronounce the final syllable as /dəs/, but then again, he is Dutch.
I am sure there are also Flemings that pronounce the first syllable as /lyt/, since that has been proven to be the case for Lutgard and Lutgarde (see the 'Comments' section of those entries). It's just that I haven't been able to find examples of that on YouTube so far - hopefully someday I will! :)