ETIMOLOGIA DA PALAVRA DIAERESIS
From Latin diarēsis, from Greek diairesis a division, from diairein, from dia- + hairein to take; compare heresy.
PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «DIAERESIS»
diaeresis
yorker
naive
bucolic
words
with
umlaut
medical
term
pronunciation
type
diaeresis
merriam
webster
from
audio
pronunciations
word
games
actually
goes
over
second
vowel
indicates
that
forms
single
thing
readers
letter
writing
variety
wiktionary
properly
speaking
terms
interchangeable
though
speakers
frequently
refer
define
dieresis
mark
placed
adjacent
vowels
indicate
pronounced
separately
rather
grammarphobia
blog
driving
dotty
history
still
some
others
meaning
translations
oxford
dictionaries
also
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «DIAERESIS»
Descubra o uso de
diaeresis na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
diaeresis e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
1
Diaeresis and Myth in Plato's Statesman
This objection would not pose an obstacle to the Stranger's position had he not
already indicated (Soph. 253d 1-e6) that diaeresis is philosophy.i5 So
philosophy is not purely theoretical. The sciences are divided (258 e4- 7) into the
theoretical ...
Harvey Ronald Scodel, 1987
The plural of individu, individue 'individuals', does not require a diaeresis on the
e either for the same reason. In a few words of foreign origin the diaeresis is used
on ai to indicate that these letters are pronounced as two separate sounds and ...
3
The Relation of Writing to Spoken Language
Obviously, if our research would show that incorrect use of diaeresis (or using no
diaeresis at all) would in some way negatively affect the visual word recognition
process, the results might still be caused by the novelty of such incorrect visual ...
Martin Neef, Anneke Neijt, Richard Sproat, 2002
All hexameter Unes with a masculine caesura have a secondary
hephthemimeres caesura or bucolic diaeresis or both. Of the elegiac hexameters
with masculine caesura fr. 25.3 ctAA' ÈTCÉCOV eìoròc KÓOUOV Kai TtoXXà
uoyr|aac seems ...
Kōnstantínos Spanoudákīs, 2002
AEIOUYae. Umlauts occur on the a, o and u. The diaeresis occurs on the e, i and
y. New Baskerville (Transitional) The tilde is lighter (and has less. Here, as in
most fonts, the dots of the umlaut/diaeresis have the same size and placement ...
6
Speusippus of Athens: A Critical Study With a Collection of ...
It is important to bear in mind that in other works Aristotle establishes rigid rules
for dichotomic diaeresis, that these rules depend upon some of his metaphysical
doctrines, and that Aristotle himself makes use of dichotomic diaeresis for the ...
7
Functioning with Access
192 À A grave 214 Ö O diaeresis 236 ì i grave 193 Á A acute 215 × multiply
symbol 237 í i acute 194 Â A circumflex 216 Ø O with oblique stroke 238 î i
circumflex 195 Ã A tilde 217 Ù U grave 239 ï i diaeresis 196 Ä A diaeresis 218 Ú
U acute ...
8
Classica Et Mediaevalia: Revue Danoise de Philologie Et ...
In the following, I shall argue that the myth corrects and emends certain
shortcomings of the diaeresis, but I do not want to say that this imports a critique
of the diaeretical method. Rather, it is my intention to show how myth and
diaeresis by ...
Tonnes Bekker-Nielsen, Jesper Carlsen, Karsten Friis-Jensen, 2006
9
HTML, XHTML, and CSS: Your visual blueprint for designing ...
... Entities (continued) Latin-1 Characters (continued) CHARACTER
DESCRIPTION CHARACTER DESCRIPTION Â Latin capital letter A with
circumflex, A Ã Latin capital letter A with tilde, A Auml; Latin capital letterA
with diaeresis, ...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online.
Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, McBrewster John, 2010
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «DIAERESIS»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
diaeresis no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Lovin' Life: Pardon my über
Uber – without the diaeresis over the u – is yet another one of those new trendy terms flying around the internet, like bae or Throwback ... «El Defensor Chieftain, jul 15»
Want to Go Stargazing? Know the Stars of Early Summer
Although Boötes looks like it might be pronounced like "booties," the diaeresis (double dot) over the second "o" gives you a clue: the two "o"s ... «Space.com, jun 15»
The Days Of Citroën's Hydropneumatic Suspension Are Apparently …
A Citroën lineup without at least one car sporting the hydropneumatic suspension system is like spelling Citroën without the diaeresis. You can ... «Carscoops, jun 15»
Jay Z Performs Classics, Remembers Chinx, Blasts TIDAL Critics at …
Reverting to his previous stage name of Jaÿ-Z (I wouldn't be mad if the diaeresis makes a permanent return), the rapper performed a nearly ... «Village Voice, mai 15»
The New Yorker's grammar rules (and how to break them)
She fought the New Yorker diaeresis — the chichi umlaut lookalike with which the magazine reminds its readers how to pronounce coöperate ... «Spectator.co.uk, mai 15»
Diaeresis Diarrhea
Dearest Mercury peers: As a learnèd, renowned philologist, my loving embrace of the diaeresis often prompts many an eye-roll. Perhaps I am ... «The Portland Mercury, abr 15»
'Between You & Me: Confessions of a Comma Queen' by Mary Norris
... Phoenix, The Atlantic, and MIT Technology Review, perhaps the only other publication in the English language that uses the diaeresis. «Boston Globe, abr 15»
A celebrity from the copy desk
... and if there's not one you're tempted to put one in”; the diaeresis, which Hobie Weekes, the magazine's style editor contemplated eliminating, ... «Baltimore Sun, abr 15»
The 60-second interview: Mary Norris, query proofreader, The New …
NORRIS: While we stick with the serial comma and the diaeresis, there are a few things in our style book that we tacitly don't enforce. One is ... «Capital New York, mar 15»
The Name on My Coffee Cup
For the record, there are several acceptable ways to spell Saïd—“Saeed,” “Sayid,” “Saeid”—but I accept only one, with the diaeresis included. «The New Yorker, mar 15»
