- "he wrote" /
ma-katab-ʃ(i)/ "he didn't write" ما كتبشِ Present: /ˈbijik-tib/ "he writes" /
ma-bjik-tib-ʃ(i)/ "he doesn't write" ما بيكتبشِ /
ma-/ probably...
- such as গেরাম
geram (CV.CVC) for গ্রাম gram (
CCVC) "village" or ইস্কুল
iskul (VC.CVC) for স্কুল skul (
CCVC) "school". The Bengali-****amese
script is an...
- has 34
consonant and 16
vowel phonemes, and
exhibits CV, CVC, CCV, V, and
CCVC syllable structures. The
language is tonal, with 5
basic vowels, 5 long vowels...
-
resembles that of many Mon-Khmer languages, with many
lexical items showing a
CCVC shape, in
which many
combinations of
consonants are
possible in the onset...
-
suffix to them is only used for
quantity measures, for
nouns having the
CCVC form such as C is an
ungeminated consonant and V is a
short vowel and things...
-
traditionally never represented. More
complicated unit
structures (e.g. CC or
CCVC) are
handled by
combining the
various techniques above.
Examples using the...
-
possible verb patterns/groups,
however Tunisians mostly use 4-5: CVC-CCV-
CCVC-CVCC-CV. Some
examples of
infinitive verbs from each category: CVC: Qal (to...
- For instance, Ōgami does not have
phonemic voicing in obstruents,
allows CCVC syllables, and has
unusual syllabic consonants such as /kff/ [kf̩ː] "make"...
-
reduplication in
Mungbam establishes verum focus.
Mə̄ 1SG lē P3 dí (C)say.IRR jɛ̄ COMP n̄-dʒ͡ú~dʒ͡ű 1SG-VFOC~(B)fear
Mə̄ lē dí jɛ̄ n̄-dʒ͡ú~dʒ͡ű 1SG P3 (C)say.IRR...
- iram. [Reconstructed]
classical Roman pronunciation[citation needed] [ˈär.
mä wɪ|ˈɾʊŋ.kʷɛ ˈkä|n̪oː ˈt̪ɾɔj|jäe̯ kʷiː |ˈpɾiː.mʊs̠‿ä‖ˈb‿oː.ɾiːs̠ iː.ˈt̪ä.l̪i|ä̃ː...
