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Orthoepy and orthography of the English language
The diphthong ou has six sounds : 1. Proper diphthongal, " ground." 2. U simple, "
group." 3. U Anglican, " touch." 4. U German, "would." 5. O pure, " mould." 6. A
diphthongal, " four." The diphthong ow has two sounds : 1. Proper diphthongal ...
Edward Riches De Levante, 1869
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A practical grammar of English pronunciation: on plain and ...
There are no diphthongal consonant sounds of which ng is the last. 5.
Diphthongal consonant sounds, of which s js the last, are, fs, ths, Is, ns, rs, ps, ks,
and ts, as heard in cuffs, tmilts, pu&e*, sense, hearse, tops, \ex, mats. 6.
Diphthongal ...
Benjamin Humphrey Smart, 1810
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Essays in Honor of Charles F. Hockett
Two further binary dimensions have to do with syllabicity: (7) ±Syllabic and,
dependent on it, (8) ±Diphthongal. Where phonetically -Syllabic vowels function
syntagmatically like consonants, they are often classified as consonants ('
semivowels' ...
Charles F.: Festschrift Hockett, Frederick Browning Agard, 1983
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The Edinburgh History of the Scots Language
perhaps in response to the fact that the interviewer has a high proportion of
diphthongal forms), informants tended to avoid a [u] output, but the frequency of
this increased as the interview progressed, suggesting that informants were
becoming ...
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Indogermanische Forschungen 2009: Zeitschrift Fur ...
One was that the first arbitrary athematic feminines resulted from the conversion
to zero-grade i- and u-stems of the diphthongal cognates of the Hittite forms
following their transfer to the pre- feminine gender. Another held that the
diphthongal ...
Karl Brugmann, Wilhelm Streitberg, Wolfgang P. Schmid, 2009
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The Art of Elocution: From the Simple Articulation of the ...
NCTTES ON THE MIXED OR DIPHTHONGAL TONICS. I. — The diphthongal
sound of i has been by some writers re- 1 c 1 solved into the tonic sounds of a
and e ; a being given as the 6 radical or opening, and e as the vanish or close of
the ...
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The Handbook of Language Variation and Change
Two of the three children produced both monophthongal and diphthongal long (
ay), while the third produced only monophthongal (ay). As the toddlers were just
beginning to acquire diphthongs, the variation in these speakers was most likely
...
J. K. Chambers, Natalie Schilling-Estes, 2013
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Aspects of the Phonology of the Slavonic Languages: The ...
He is critical of Shcherba' s rejection of diphthongal y. For Tomson, diphthongal y
can be heard only in the most favourable circumstances and is in fact in the
transitional stage to a monophthong. He nites Korsh, Dobroklonsky, and to some
...
Ian Press, J. Ian Press, 1986
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Pronunc Standard Eng America V
rarely diphthongal. The vowel [ox] sometimes becomes [axe], the glide [a] being
caused by the instinctive raising of the tongue from the very low position of [ox] to
the more normal mid position of [9]. With inversion of the point of the tongue, this
...
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A Monograph of North American Insects, of the Genus Cicindela
I call diphthongal sounds, those which are composed of two vocals, rapidly
pronounced in succession, so as.to form but one syllable. I do not include those
in which the first vocal has a consonant or organic character, as y and 10. There
are ...
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Words that have been used only once: alphabetize (how ironic), cockalorum, diphthongal, goobledegook, lopsidedness, micromanagers, ... «Daily Beast, 10월 14»
Does Pinochet rhyme with ricochet?
... closer to pee-notch-AY (though the final 'e' in Spanish is pronounced closer to the 'e' in 'get', rather than the diphthongal -ay as in day sound, ... «BBC News, 9월 13»
Monthly etymology gleanings, part 1, September
British English is prone to the diphthongal pronunciation of i. Direction (di-rection) is not the only case. Yet privacy in British English has the ... «OUPblog, 9월 12»
