ˈkav-ē-ˌat
Here's a breakdown:
* ˈkav: The first syllable is stressed, sounding like "cav" in "cave".
* ē: The second syllable is a long "e" sound, like in "see".
* ˌat: The third syllable is unstressed, sounding like "at" in "cat".
So, the emphasis is on the first syllable, and the word sounds like "cav-ee-at".