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Soft C
From Teflpedia
Soft C involves the use of the letter C as a soft letter to represent an S phoneme /s/, or a Sh phoneme /ʃ/.
It is “soft” because it represents a sibilant rather than a plosive.
C is always soft when followed by E (⟨ce⟩)[1], and I (⟨ci⟩).[2] For example, cease and circle.
C can be softened by magic E (and magic Y); compare spic and spice, mac and mace, etc, and words like icy and lacy, etc.
In some words, it’s sh phoneme, e.g. associate, ocean, etc.
