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Originally Posted by t0lkien
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It's already been pointed out, but a c followed by a consonant in the English language is pronounced hard as a "k" e.g. lucrative, clear. A c followed by a vowel is soft e.g. lucid. Luclin has a c followed by a consonant, so it's almost certainly hard.
= "Luck-lin"
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Your example seems to be more of a case for "Luke-Lin".
Otherwise, why wouldn't lucrative be pronounced, "luck-rative"?