10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GUTTURALISATION»
Discover the use of
gutturalisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gutturalisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Ashṭādhyāyī of Pāṇini
The irregularity consists in the absence of Guna, as well as of gutturalisation.
sgfssifTp *rc%Sf^T>j =sgr3f: from the root ?i*r arSr* (Tudadi 20). The irregularity
consists in the non-changing of 51 ll When not meaning 'an arm ' and 'a disease',
we ...
Pāṇini, Śrīśa Chandra Vasu,
1988
2
Standard Alphabet for Reducing Unwritten Languages and ...
But it strikes us as a peculiarity of the Semitic languages, that this gutturalisation
of the vowels takes place after the four letters d(t) d § z, which are called by the
Arabs, for this very reason, the "closed" letters, meaning the cavity-letters, and B
by ...
3
Standard Alphabet for Reducing Unwritten Languages and ...
But it strikes us as a peculiarity of the Semitic languages, that this gutturalisation
of the vowels takes place after the four letters (1(13) § _s g, which are called by
the Arabs, for this very reason, the “closed” letters, meaning the cavity-letters, and
...
4
The siddhanta haumudi of bhattoji diksta
36 S. 294. for the final 3 of (1-stand 211 would debar the gutturalisation. \Vhile
the gutturalisation in qagand qfiaqag is an irregularity, because these words are
so read in the sfitra Ill. 2. 59. S. 373. Or to remove all these objections we say that
...
5
A reader on the Sanskrit grammarians
Ou plutôt (l'interdiction au can) est un jnäpaka, qui a pour but de nous faire
connaître que la gutturalisation du causatif a lieu ailleurs (qu'au can). "Alors en
agissant ainsi, Pänini nous indique que (dans le domaine) du causatif, ailleurs (
qu'au ...
J. F. Staal, Frits Staal,
1972
6
Sierra Leone Language Review
The nasalization of vowels is uniformly expressed by a dot on the right hand; and
the sound of ng in "king", and a certain modification ofr, apparently a
gutturalisation of r, are respectively represented by n- and r.' In addition, Koelle
marks ...
7
Dialects Across Borders: Selected Papers from the 11th ...
... and can thus be explained as a case of analogy, was also promoted by the
weakening, assimilation and gutturalisation of d after nasals, which is familiar
from the history of German, including the Low German dialects (Niebaum 1985:
1226; ...
8
Handbook of Children's Literacy
It only represents the gutturalisation of (/k/). Any gutturalarised consonat (such as
/k'/) is considered as a single consonant. In the case of the apostrophe situated
next to the vowel, this represents a guttural consonant (/'/)' Participants For this ...
Terezinha Nunes, Peter Bryant,
2003
9
Dictionary of the Prague School of Linguistics
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incomplets ...
Josef Vachek, Libu_e Du_ková,
2003
10
The Siddhānta Kaumudī of Bhaṭṭoji Dīkṣita
36 S. 294. for the final 3 of Q31 and air would debar the gutturalisation. \Vhile the
QIIWIYEIIISEIIIOII ill H51 and iifiiai is an irregularity, because these words are so
read in the sfitra III. 2. 59. S. 373. Or to remove all these objections We say that ...