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A Grammar of the high dialect of the Tamil language, termed ...
We stated, that the Giana/3m is the repetition of some letter, his not, however,
necessary, that the letters should be absolutely the same; it is sufficient if they be
such as are considered to be consonous. The vowels which correspond in this ...
Costanzo Giuseppe Beschi, 1822
2
Derbend-nâmeh: Or, The History of Derbend, Tr. from a Select ...
There were, it seems, two towns known by this, or rather by two consonous
names. The one the Anderay of the present day, once called also by the name of
the governor Gulbakhf the other Andtrary, to the south of the first, anciently called
...
Aleksandr Kazem-Bek, 1851
3
Fores's Sporting Notes and Sketches
His hawks were brought from Norway and some from Wales, but he was
particularly anxious in his hounds that they should be fleet, well-tongued, and
consonous. King James was scarcely as hardy a type of a royal sportsman, but
he liked ...
4
A Tractate on Language: With Observations on the French ...
they impel another vowel they are indisputably consonants, for if we understand
consonant aright, it means any letter consonous with another. The Romans
marked the letters in question I, V, but they pronounced them as we do in y and w
, the ...
Gordon Willoughby James Gyll, 1860
5
Derbend-Nâmeh: translated from a select turkish version and ...
(JfjyW, There were, it sepms, two towns known by this, or rather by two
consonous names. The one the A/ideray of the present day, once"' called -also by
the name of the' governor Gtdbakh^ the other Andei ary , to the soulb of the firstr ...
6
Mémoires de l'Académie impériale des sciences de St. ...
He (Anushirvân) gave to a people named Tiimdn the land lying between Humri
and Ihran d Ac In fact there were two consonous names of towns; Humri (or
Humriyeh) and Hiniri. The first was situated on the very banks of Gkoi-sou, not far
from ...
7
A Pronouncing Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Conso- nante, letra que nopuedo promm- oiarw sin el auxilio do alguna vocal.
CONSONANTLY [co'n-so-nont- li] nil. Contbrmemente. CONSONANTNESS [co'n-
BQ- nont-nes] *. Conaonancia, confbrmi- dad. CONSONOUS [co'n-so-nusl o.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1885
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Derbend-Nâmeh, or the history of Derbend, publ. with the ...
He (Anushirvan) gave to a people named Tumdn the land lying between Humri
and Ihran » Ac In fact there were two consonous names of towns; Humri (or
Humriyeh) and Himri. The first was situated on the very banks of Gkot-sou, not fai
» from ...
Darband-Nâmah, Aleksandr Kazem-Bek, 1831
2. Christmas gift box. 3. Christmas supper. 4. Christmas gift. consoante (I) s. f.
consonant. I adj. m. + f. conso- nont(al), consonous. consoante (II) s. m. rhyme. I
odj. m. + f. rhyming, consoante (III) prep, conformable, consonant with, according
to.
Henriette Michaelis, Fritz Pietzschke, 1970
10
The Christian Remembrancer
They (Christians)," fays St. Ambrose, || " take delight, not in the deadly (mortiferis)
songs of the theatre, that enervate the mind and excite to lust, but in the concert of
the church, the consonous voice of the people in the praises of God.'' " Hear ye ...
