ti-men-dee kaw-zah est nes-see-ray
Here's a breakdown:
* timendi: The "i" in "timendi" is short, like the "i" in "bit."
* causa: The "a" in "causa" is long, like the "a" in "father."
* est: Pronounced like "est" in English.
* nescire: The "e" in "nescire" is short, like the "e" in "pet."
Meaning:
The phrase means "Ignorance is the cause of fear." It's often attributed to the Roman poet Horace.