- examples,
crasis involves the
grammaticalization of two
individual lexical items into one. However, in
other cases, like in the Gr**** examples,
crasis is the...
-
including shortening, contraction,
initialism (which
includes acronym) or
crasis. An
abbreviation may be a
shortened form of a word,
usually ended with a...
- sounds. In
linguistic analysis,
contractions should not be
confused with
crasis,
abbreviations and
initialisms (including acronyms), with
which they share...
- ("beautiful") and ἀγαθός ("good" or "virtuous"), the
second of
which is
combined by
crasis with καί "and" to form κἀγαθός.
Werner Jaeger summarizes it as "the chivalrous...
- "crow's beak" or "bent mark"), the
symbol written over a
vowel contracted by
crasis, was originally[when?] an
apostrophe after the letter: τα᾽μά. In present...
- diarrhea). The
coronis (κορωνίς, korōnís, 'curved')
marks a
vowel contracted by
crasis. It was
formerly an
apostrophe placed after the
contracted vowel, but is...
-
sounds in a word Synalepha,
merged syllables Synaeresis,
combined vowels Crasis,
merged vowels or
diphthongs Contraction (operator theory), in operator...
- also
refer to
coalescence by
other metaplasms: synizesis,
synaeresis or
crasis. Spanish,
Portuguese and
Italian use synalepha,
which is
important in counting...
-
merge with it in
connected speech,
producing a
single vowel,
possibly long (
crasis). Here, "similar"
means that
nasalization can be disregarded, and that the...
- ('we think') and pensámos ('we thought').
proposes that it is a kind of
crasis rather than
phonemic distinction of /a/ and /ɐ/. It
means that in falamos...
