-
consonants as
voiceless so
words like dhaṉam as thaṉam, it is more
commonly deaspirated so dhaṉam as daṉam and
kharam as karam,
intervocalically the voiceless...
-
aspirated consonant is
deaspirated if
preceded by an
aspirated consonant (including /h/, /s/) in the
previous syllable. The
deaspirated consonants are then...
-
final position (but not at
morpheme boundaries).
Stops are
sometimes deaspirated between /s/ and a
vowel or an open
syllable /s/+vowel and a vowel. Some...
-
aspirated consonant is
deaspirated if
preceded by an
aspirated consonant (including /h/, /s/) in the
previous syllable. The
deaspirated consonants are then...
-
breathy voiced sounds such as [gʱ], [d̪ʱ], [bʱ] are
pronounced like
deaspirated sounds [ɠ], [d̪] and [ɓ] respectively. The uses of
epenthesis are extensively...
- Miller's law
proposes that an
aspirated consonant in Proto-Gr****
became deaspirated after a
nasal consonant ending an
accented vowel. It was
identified by...
- Bengali. The West
Bengali linguists Chatterji and Sen
described the
deaspirated voiced consonants present in
Eastern Bengali as
being implosive consonants...
- fricatives,
devoicing unaspirated voiced stops, and
fricativizing and
deaspirating voiced aspirates. Gr****mann's law (Tʰ-Tʰ > T-Tʰ, e.g. dʰi-dʰeh₁- > di-dʰeh₁-)...
-
common aspirate series (*dʰ to /tʰ/); Iranian,
Celtic and Balto-Slavic
deaspirated the
murmured series to
modal voice (*dʰ to /d/) and
Germanic and Armenian...
- form of 'g', and such is the case here. An
initial 'r' is
generally a
deaspirated 'rh' in the dialect, but this is not the case here.
Since in
South Wales...
