10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PALAEOTYPIC»
Discover the use of
palaeotypic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
palaeotypic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1232, Irish rolling r = („r), and bi-aental t, d = („t, vld). p. 1 255, table of English
dialectal vowels and diphthongs. pp. 1258-1262, Glossic compared with
palaeotypic writing of dialectal sounds. p. 1264, suggestions for marking quantity,
force, ...
Chaucer Society, London, Geoffrey Chaucer, 1871
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On Early English Pronunciation
The following is an alphabetical list of the Glossic signs just explained, with their
palaeotypic equivalents j for convenience italics are used for glossic, and the
parentheses of palaeotype are omitted, unless it is also entirely in italic.
Palaeotypic ...
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On Early English Pronunciation, with Especial Reference to ...
1258-1262, Glossic com ared with palaeotypic writing of dialectal sounds. p.
1264, suggestions for mar ing quantity, force, and pitch, in practical writing. pp.
1279-80, combination of the signs for primary (e), tongue higher (e'), tongue
lower (q), ...
Alexander John Ellis, Francis James Child, William Salesbury, 1871
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Volcanogenic Rocks and Methods of Studying Them: Based on ...
In naming the palaeotypic rocks, Zavaritsky has employed the widely-used terms '
porphyry' and'porphyrite' as indicators of palaeotypic character, and for the
determination of the chemistry of the original magmatic material, he has
introduced ...
Vladimir Sergeevich Koptev-Dvornikov, Elizaveta Brunovna I︠A︡kovleva, Marianna Aleksandrovna Petrova, 1975
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On Early English Pronunciation, with Especial Reference to ...
-kee\im |t'l pahs) —and it came to pass. These symbols must be considered as
appended to the list of palaeotypic signs, supra p. 12. 1 Compare the opening
lines — Calamus velociter scribe sic scribentis, Lingua laudabiliter te
benedicentis, ...
Alexander John Ellis, William Salesbury, Johann Andreas Schmeller, 1869
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On Early English Pronunciation, with Especial Reference to ...
Thus: "laddre lad-dr (lad-er) yscol [scala]," give the old English spelling iaddhe,
Salesbury's phonetic Welsh transcript lad-dr, the palaeotypic meaning of the
same (lad-er), the "Welsh translation of the original word y$col, and the Latin ...
Alexander John Ellis, William Salesbury, Johann Andreas Schmeller, 1871
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On Early English Pronunciation, with Especial Reference to ...
Between ch in chin, and tch in watching, there is this difference, that in (tshm)
there is only the glide from (t) to (sh), but in (wAtshi'q) there is also the glide from (
a) to (t). The palaeotypic orthography (wAtsh/q) implies all this, for to remove the ...
Alexander John Ellis, Francis James Child, William Salesbury, 1869
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On Early English Pronunciation: On the pronunciation of the ...
When more than one palaeotypic symbol is placed after a single vowel, the firBt
represents the sound that would be naturally given to it by an English reader, and
the two may be distinguished, when required, as previously explained.
Alexander John Ellis, William Salesbury, Johann Andreas Schmeller, 1869
When Salesbury gives no translation the Latin is still added. Thus: "laddke lad-dr
(lad-er) yscol fscala]," give the old English spelling laddre, Salesbury's phonetic
Welsh transcript lad-dr, the palaeotypic meaning of the same (lad-er), the Welsh ...
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Publications: Chaucer, G. The Corpus ms. (Corpus Christi ...
Glottal (i) is [,r], with prefixed comma- Nasal (b.) is [,b], the sign [J preceding,
instead of following. The saro<> mark [J will nasalise rowels, when they occur, as
[.aaV]. French natality u indicated by adding [n']. Implosion may hare its
palaeotypic ...
