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A Greek Grammar for the Use of High Schools and Universities
J Spiritus lenis, Tivtvpa xfuXov, the smooth breathing. — Spiritus asper, nvdpa
daau, the rough breathing. The Spiritus asper is our h. The lenis stands where in
other languages a word begins simply with a vowel. E. g. "OpTjQog Humerus,
lyoi ...
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Rhetoric and Rhythm in Byzantium: The Sound of Persuasion
By contrast, spiritus lenis is used most commonly over a small jer when preceded
by a consonant, as in CBMPBTIS, TISICMO. Leskien — who seems to not have
noticed the graphic difference between spiritus lenis and the apostrophe ...
Vessela Valiavitcharska, 2013
That f^ und [f| denselben Consonanten dar, den spiritus lenis, jenes mit dem
reinen, dieses mit dem dumpfen Ton. Das zweite Glied jeder Reihe ist eine
Aspirate und h kann wohl als Aspirate des spiritus lenis dienen. Die blosse
Betrachtung ...
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Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
554. The walls of the glottis can close, thus forming a consonant contact; and as
the glottal fissure (§ 148) is the narrowest part of the breathing tube, it is the seat
of the deepest point of interruption, and of h. 555. The spiritus lenis (') has been ...
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Analytic orthography: an investigation of the sounds of the ...
The spiritus lenis (') has been described in § 115a, but authors are not agreed
about it. Some make it the Hebrew aleph, and Arabic hamza, about which
opinions differ also. Max Miiller says (Languages of the Seat of War, p. xxvii.-viii.,)
— " We ...
Samuel Stehman Haldeman, 1860
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The Languages of the Seat of War in the East: With a Survey ...
Where the Arabic I , is used for this purpose, * i it is marked by the Hamzeh , I , I , I
. If in these cases, we look upon the elif hamzatum as the spiritus lenis, we might
indeed distinguish this, as spiritus lenis, from the Elif, as a liquid semi -vowel, ...
Friedrich Max Müller, 1855
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Proposals for a missionary alphabet: submitted to the ...
Nor in fact does there seem to be any necessity for marking the spiritus lenis in
the middle of words. Every vowel beginning a syllable has necessarily the
spiritus lenis; as going, seeing. As to the spiritus asper, which we have in "
vehement," ...
Friedrich Max Müller, 1854
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A copious Greek grammar, tr. by E.V. Blomfield [ed. by C.J. ...
19 Spirits, or Breathings. To the written characters belong also the spirits, spiri* §•
taf.or breathings, of which there are two, the lene (spiritus lenis, -n-vedfia ^j/tkov)
and the rough (spiritus asper, mivwx cuev, or k). All words which begin with a ...
August Heinrich Matthiae, Charles James Blomfield (bp. of London), 1820
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The Languages of the Seat of War in the East
Where the Arabici, is uSed for this purpose, :1 b i! - it is marked by the Hamzeh, i,
l: i. If in these cases, we look upon the elif hamzatum'as the spiritus lenis, we
might indeed distinguish this, as spiritus lenis, from the Elif, as a liquid semi-
vowel, ...
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A copious Greek grammar
8. or breathings, of which there are two, the lene (spiritus leuis, □Kvevfia ipikov)
and the rough (spiritus asper, nvev^ia Baav, or h). All words which begin with a
vowel, but are not pronounced vvitli the rough breathing, have the spiritus lenis ...
August Heinrich Matthiae, John Kenrick, 1837
