10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSONANTALLY»
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1
A Sketch of the Hindustani Language
These paradigms are good for all the nouns in the language ; like bagh are
declined all consonantally ending masculines, and all other masculines except
old tadbhavas in -o ; when -a is a tatsama or late tadbhava ending, or the
termination of ...
Sir Charles James Lyall, 1880
2
A Grammar of Nigerian Arabic
1.4.1 Rule 1, Consonantally-determined epenthesis In the following rules, v =
epenthetic vowel. (la) VdyQV, Q = x, h, \ q3 If Ci is x, h, or q the epenthetic vowel
is low. maxaruuqa "hip", maqardafa "ladle", bdxgrum "I leave", bd'glim "I learn", ...
3
Differential Diagnosis and Treatment of Children with Speech ...
birthday b3tdei stopping of /0/ stopping spider baido /S/ deletes pre-
consonantally, cluster reduction, pre-vocalic voicing of /p/ voicing spoon bun /S/
deletes pre-consonantally, cluster reduction, pre-vocalic voicing of /p/ voicing
smoke mouk /S/ ...
4
Second Language Acquisition of the Spanish Multiple Vibrant ...
Malmberg (1965) claims that two-tap variants are common pre-consonantally (
and hence in non-absolute final position, as Spanish phonotactics prohibits
clusters whose first segment is a rhotic), and strikingly, that in absolute-final
position ...
Keith Elwin Johnson, 2008
5
Tones and Tunes: Typological studies in word and sentence ...
X I discuss three of these consonantally-triggered tone rules here. The first such
rule lowers H tones to M after voiced obstruents and sonorants, but not after
implosives. This rule is relatively uncontroversial in terms of the phonetic
naturalness ...
Tomas Riad, Carlos Gussenhoven, 2007
6
The Jews in Medieval Normandy: A Social and Intellectual History
In Biblical times, the consonants X (aleph, a glottal stop), n (he, English h), 1 (wau
>, English w), and ' (yod, English y) were often used in words not consonantally,
but to signify certain vowel sounds. Both aleph and he were often used to signify
...
7
King Manasseh and Child Sacrifice: Biblical Distortions of ...
consonantally. in. 20:5. need. not. weaken. the. case. for. 15(3'7. elsewhere. as.
originally meaning “as a mlk-offering”. Rather, given that the term 15?: is attested
in the preceding verses (W. 2-4), and that it is understood as referring to the ...
Francesca Stavrakopoulou, 2004
Thus, in these dialects, /venta/ undergoes Coda maximization to ventta, with
geminate /t/ post-consonantally, but /ruupa/ 'call' remains unmodified as ruupa.
However, where the distinction between heavy and superheavy has been
neutralized, ...
Joaquim Brandão de Carvalho, Tobias Scheer, Philippe Ségéral, 2008
9
Metre, Rhythm and Verse Form
Here, the heavy stresses fall on words with longer vowels that are consonantally
stopped: 'mute', 'lies'. Most of the stresses, however, are medium, and fall on the
shorter vowels: 'full', 'stood', and on a consonantally stopped longer vowel, ...
10
Generalization, Lexical Statistics, and Typologically Rare ...
(6) /corret:o/ + /ione/ -* [corretsione] /distinto/ + /ione/ -* [distintsione] /dannato/ + /
ione/ [dannatsione] In Russian (7), a pair of general rules exist which 1) delete {j,
w} when they occur pre- consonantally, and 2) de-glottalize consonants that ...
