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It may also appear above the | consonants "l" and "r" (which, in such cases, are consi |
talization then occurred, which affected all | consonants, including the restored /tsy/ and /dzy/ sequ |
There are no geminates after nasal | consonants. |
Soon afterward the | consonants shifted to voiced plosives (/b/, /d/) as par |
All stop | consonants are clearly released, even in clusters or wo |
h phonologically between voiced and unvoiced | consonants; phonetically, voice is assigned depending o |
ted by a dot rather than a space, and double | consonants are grouped together into one rune, the same |
inction between alveolar and alveolo-palatal | consonants is only made by the elderly while the younge |
ipt does not distinguish voiced and unvoiced | consonants) inscribed on a Celtiberian coin, suggesting |
phy into an alphabet of twelve vowels and 40 | consonants and grappled with the problem of "joined let |
the development of both long vowels and long | consonants - see Early Middle Japanese: Phonological de |
At the far left are vowels and medial | consonants. |
ution of spellings with single and geminated | consonants in the oldest extant monuments indicates tha |
rs, the lower lines show starting and ending | consonants. |
ith anusvara appears between vowels and stop | consonants. |
before vowels, palatal approximants (y), | consonants h, f, s, sh and w |
elow table gives a view upon articulation of | consonants. |
Articulation of | consonants will be a logical combination of components |
As only | consonants were written, there do not seem to be equiva |
glish speakers generally do not aspirate the | consonants /p/, /t/, or /k/. |
s (dots, dashes, and other symbols below the | consonants) called pointing was established. |
mi, had a system to distinguish between pure | consonants and consonants with an explicit vowel marker |
owels are centralized by certain neighboring | consonants. |
Change of | consonants: Borg becomes Barak |
There are special characters for | consonants at the end of a syllable. |
's method seems to be based, closely related | consonants are written with the same outlines different |
us 14:19-21, each verse of which contains 72 | consonants alluding to a mystical series of Hebrew lett |
ntroduced to denote the corresponding voiced | consonants, or vice versa, voiceless variants of voiced |
dyslexia in which letters denoting voiceless | consonants are pronounced as voiced and vice versa). |
as the independent vowel form of the dot on | consonants that suppresses the inherent 'a' sound in pl |
lowing for the perhaps arbitrary doubling of | consonants in Ogam, appears so exotic that philologists |
and the leftmost column from row 2 down the | consonants (actually represented by kagunita, namely th |
If the root ends in | consonants d or r, they are changed into s: decid/er, d |
ur in borrowed words, especially palatalized | consonants. |
he reduction and disappearance of final stop | consonants and the reorganization of the tones. |
Brahmi, by an inherent vowel marker for pure | consonants and consonants. |
y uses a diacritic for its four postalveolar | consonants, as do the Latin-based Slavic alphabets, the |
idea of distinguishing voiced from unvoiced | consonants by writing the former more darkly is taken d |
The pronunciation of the geminates (doubled | consonants) in Polish is clearly prolonged, as in Itali |
first contacted by Europeans, they had nasal | consonants (/m/, /n/) in their language. |
Toki Pona has nine | consonants (/p, t, k, s, m, n, l, j, w/) and five vowel |
Kashaya has the | consonants shown in the chart below, following the tran |
anguages in the world that do not have nasal | consonants. |
He has a habit of whistling out his sibilant | consonants, one of various traits he has in common with |
Before the vowel points were invented, some | consonants were used to indicate vowel sounds. |
a diacritic for all four of its postalveolar | consonants, as do most Latin-based Slavic alphabets (Po |
sh is often characterised by its unaspirated | consonants, similar to Indian English. |
a diacritic for all four of its postalveolar | consonants, as do the Latin-based Slavic alphabets. |
gham letters", which after all (at least the | consonants), look like forks or combs. |
etters are vowels and 21 (or 20) letters are | consonants. |
fricatives, and are pronounced like syllabic | consonants. |
cross morpheme boundaries, caused by loss of | consonants in morpheme-initial position. |
most double | consonants, as ‹bb› in clubbed; though not geminate con |
s in that it allows non-nasal syllable-final | consonants, something not found in most Japonic varieti |
Coorgi-Cox alphabet uses a combination of 26 | consonants, five vowel markings and a diphthong marker. |
Hainanese notably has a series of implosive | consonants, which it has picked up under influence from |
innish Kalo, such as palatalization of velar | consonants before front vowels and initial devoicing. |
vibration, as in the production of voiceless | consonants. |
individual tones, and the lack of retroflex | consonants. |
Proto-Kra has a total of 32 | consonants, seven of which (marked in green) can occur |
e following are tables on the jamo of Hangul | consonants and vowels, with the original forms in blue |
If the verb-root ends in one of the | consonants of 't kofschip, being ‹t›, ‹f›, ‹k›, ‹s›, ‹c |
sonant system had a two-way contrast of stop | consonants (fortis vs. lenis), k, p, t vs. g, b, d, wit |
an seems to have had only one set of laminal | consonants; the two contrasting sets (lamino-dental and |
the use of italicized | consonants distinct from their normal forms. |
language is noteworthy for its lack of nasal | consonants, especially as it, like other Northwest Coas |
s characterised by the presence of retroflex | consonants and multiple rhotics. |
produced is an essential component of voiced | consonants as well as vowels. |
The reflexes of a series of obstruent | consonants, described as "tense" or "geminate". |
the presence of retroflex | consonants (although these are absent in many dialects |
s developed diphthongs through loss of final | consonants. |
ing the vowels, and the Egyptians only wrote | consonants. |
es consisting either of initial vowels or of | consonants followed by the basic vowel "a") followed by |
quids are lost at the end of words or before | consonants, making Standard Liberian English a non-rhot |
ng uses contrasting unvoiced/voiced pairs of | consonants to represent aspirated and unaspirated sound |
t identically) to Russian, palatalization of | consonants is indicated by means of the following vowel |
Palatalization of | consonants followed by -y-, producing various affricate |
(Note the unusual lack of plain velar | consonants.) |
as Czech additionally possesses palatalized | consonants and a hard l, this means that the dot indica |
in a series on Nownuri, and was published by | Consonants and Vowels, then republished by Zeu Media. |
consonantal ligatures to represent conjunct | consonants, which are far less frequent in Tamil than i |
candinavians began to double spell runes for | consonants, influenced by this use in the Latin alphabe |
The 'Phags-pa script, with | consonants arranged according to Chinese phonology. |
he system was a spoken one in the sense that | consonants and vowels which are not vocalised have no n |
The table below shows all | consonants that can be found in the Archi Language Tuto |
The signs for | consonants may combine with the signs for vowels to for |
In Kabardian, they become simple voiced | consonants, while in Adyghe, the outcome depends on the |
Underground network to have six consecutive | consonants in its name. |
In all subgroups, hard | consonants such as p, t, k are softened to become b, d, |
It may be that palatalized | consonants before vowels other than i developed in Japa |
sition (between vowels or after the resonant | consonants М, Н, НЪ, ЛЬ, and Р) are indicated between t |
ibed the strong palatalisation of the Gagauz | consonants, and noted morphological, and especially syn |
The structured | consonants are classified according to where the tongue |
Cree orthographies is the shape of the final | consonants (consonant sounds with no following vowel). |
the palatals as allophones of the retroflex | consonants; Tongyong Pinyin mostly treats them as allop |
The Algonquin | consonants p, t and k are unaspirated when they are pro |
tic of the Minjiang dialect is that the stop | consonants for checked-tone syllables in Middle Chinese |
Of the forty-three | consonants that have been recorded by Suttles (2004) in |
insert before, between or after the written | consonants so that the words, as a group, formed a sens |
chosen for their approximation to the final | consonants of Middle Chinese. |
It had the following | consonants. |
The prenasalized | consonants tend to lose prenasalization initially and a |
The voiceless | consonants have multiple allophones, depending on posit |
It consists of Braille for the Thai | consonants and vowels. |
Furthermore, the voiced | consonants occurring in Russian are used in modern Russ |
akers articulate and release each of the two | consonants separately. |
nadian Aboriginal Syllabics, though Mandombe | consonants in the same group do not seem to have any ph |
Gothic has three nasal | consonants, of which one is an allophone of the others, |
syllabics uses different glyphs to indicate | consonants, and changes the orientation of these glyphs |
ith a variety of different ways to pronounce | consonants. |
tally, vertically or diagonally to represent | consonants. |
In transcription, pre-occluding | consonants in final position are typically written with |
ith dagesh khazak (essentially two identical | consonants, the first of which has shwa nakh). |
Two types of | consonants are identified in Kannada: the structured co |
Also, voiceless unaspirated stops/afficates | consonants are indicated using, for the most part, the |
arying vowel lengths, and one using ejective | consonants. |
onetic way of coding giving numeric value to | consonants and ignores vowels, except as a first letter |
urs because of a rule whereby voiced plosive | consonants are intervocalic allophones of their unvoice |
em and changed them to voiceless unaspirated | consonants. |
ally in terms of pronunciation of vowels and | consonants. |
beginning or ending, or both, with vowels or | consonants as it doth"; that "in translating verses of |
Ladefoged, Peter (2005), Vowels and | Consonants (Second ed.), Blackwell |
Some of the vowels and | consonants have the same shapes, but they are distingui |
His weekly Lost | Consonants series appeared in the Weekend Guardian for |
of Proto-Polynesian is very simple, with 13 | consonants, 5 vowels, and no phonemes that are cross-li |
Amongst languages without click | consonants, Archi has one of the largest consonant inve |
e placed in relation to other words, initial | consonants of words may change. |
ls: B, D, G, J, Z; the other three write lax | consonants using P, T, K, Ch, S word-initially and word |
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