- (C)aXC(V)
sequences where X is /h/, /ʿ/, /ḥ/, /ġ/, or /ḫ/, e.g. gahwa(h) >
gaháwa(h) "coffee", baġl > baġal "mule". The
definite article al- and the relative...
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Gahawa Mai Mandir, also
known as
Maisthan Mandir, (Nepali: गहवा माई मन्दिर) is an
historic temple in Birganj,
Parsa District, Nepal.
Built in the 18th...
- el-Bi’irat (near Luxor) to Esna. They are
characterized by a form of umlaut, the
gahawa-syndrome, the
plural suffix -aw in the
perfect and
imperfect conjugation...
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adjacent to the
pharyngeals /ħ ʕ/.
Najdi Arabic exhibits the so-called
gahawa syndrome,
insertion of
epenthetic /a/
after (/h x, ɣ ħ, ʕ/). For example...
-
established as a
conglomerate of
several villages in and
around Gahawa Mai Temple.
Gahawa Mai
Temple remains the
epicenter of the town. The
settlement was...
- gahwa,
gahawa giddaam Ouadai, Chad [ɡ], occ. [q] —
beger waqt gaal
gamra gahwa — Benghazi, E.
Libya [ɡ] gaḷǝb ǝbgǝ́ṛa wagǝt gaaḷ gǝmaṛ
gahawa giddaam...
- the
Sulaymi Bedouin dialects,
characterized by a /g/
reflex of Qāf, the
gahawa-syndrome, and
feminine plural conjugations and pronouns. However, the classification...
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Ramtole is
attached by
Railway Road
which is east to Ramtole.
There is
Gahawa,
Kumhaltole and road no.3 (Maisthan)
respectively to the north,
south and...
-
influence the
sedentary dialects,
present typical stress patterns (e.g.
gahawa syndrome) or
lexical items. Lentin, Jérôme. "Damascus Arabic". In Edzard...
