How do you pronounce "Brizo"?

Brizo is pronounced BREE-zoh, with two syllables and emphasis on the first syllable. Phonetically, it is /ˈbriːzoʊ/ in American English. BREE sounds like the word breeze without the final z sound, or like Brie the cheese with an extra e sound, and zo sounds like zo in zodiac or so with a z, pronounced zoh. So BREE-zoh. The name comes from Greek mythology, where Brizo was the ancient Greek goddess and protector of sailors and fishermen and the interpreter of dreams, worshipped on the island of Delos. In Greek, Brizo would be pronounced BREE-zoh as well, with the i as a long e sound. The luxury faucet brand Brizo, which is the designer brand of Delta Faucet Company launched in 2004, pronounces its name the same way, BREE-zoh. The company itself says it as BREE-zoh in its marketing videos and showroom trainings. Some people mistakenly pronounce it as bri-ZO with emphasis on the second syllable, or as BRIZ-oh with a short i like in bribe, but the correct pronunciation is BREE-zoh with a long e and emphasis on the first syllable. So think of breeze plus oh, BREE-zoh. This pronunciation is used by designers, plumbers, and the brand itself nationwide.