- (houses)
miCCaCah مِنْطَقَة minṭaqah ‘area’ مَنَاطِق manāṭiq ‘areas’
CvCCv̄C CaCāCīC صَنْدُوق ṣandūq ‘box’ صَنَادِيق ṣanādīq ‘boxes’
applies to all...
- Most
common broken plural patterns Singular Plural Notes Examples CVCCVC(a)
CaCaaCiC any four-consonant noun with
short second vowel maktab,
makaatib "desk...
- also consonants, long
vowel sequences of /CVGVC/ are also
three morae. /
CVCCVC/ is four morae: /CV-C-CV-C/.
Prefixes like ri- are /CV-/
sequences occupying...
- can be determined.
Clusters within words are
limited to two consonants,
CVCCVC. The
Powhatan language uses
syncope to
determine the
stressed syllable in...
-
consonants within a word as well, as in xolteʼ ([ʃolteʔ] 'scepter')
which is
CVCCVC. When
these final consonants were
sonorants (l, m, n) or
gutturals (j, h...
-
Disyllabic words can take on the
following structures: CVCV,
CVCVC CVCCV,
CVCCVC Vowels in
antepenultimate syllables are
often /e/. The
stressed syllable...
- p****ive
participles are
largely limited to verb
forms I (CvCvC) and II (
CvCCvC),
becoming maCCūC for the
former and
mCaCCaC for the latter. The verb كان...
- CVVC
taung 'year' VCVC anaʼ 'child' CVCV sala 'wrong'
CVCVC sabaʼ 'reason'
CVCCVC leʼbaʼ 'already'
CVCVCV binánga 'river'
CVCVCVC pásaraʼ 'market' CVCVCCV...
- p****ive
participles are
largely limited to verb
forms I (CvCvC) and II (
CvCCvC),
becoming maCCūC for the
former and
mCaCCaC for the latter.
There are various...
- g. atúwe → otuwe) e# + úk → eik (e.g. napewe+-úk → napweik) C# + CVc →
CVcCVc (e.g.
chagas + búk → chagasúbúk) ú + C# + u → uCu (e.g. u-túl-úgún+-u →...
