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article contains phonetic transcriptions in the
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an
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- in the
Russian civil script of
Peter I.
Among the
Eastern Slavs, the
denasalisation of [ę],
probably to [æ], and the
subsequent coalescence of this sound...
- for "foot" *hadaq. This
separates Khalaj as a
peripheral language.
Denasalisation of
palatal *ń, e.g. in the word for "moon", *āń *In the
standard Istanbul...
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angular type. It
shows the
development of the
following characteristics:
Denasalisation of PSl. *ę > e, PSl. *ǫ > u, e.g., OCS rǫka ("hand") > Cr. ruka, OCS...
- analogy.
Frequent labialization of o to ô: ôkno. A
decomposition or
denasalisation of
nasal vowels.
Decomposition usually occurs when a
nasal is before...
-
Creole Portuguese had a
decline in
nasal vowels and this
process of
denasalisation is
connected for both languages. In the
younger generation,
Korlai Creole...
- p****ive
voice uses the
prefix pinaka- (with -in- and ka- integrated). The
denasalisation phenomenon can happen.
Irrealis mood can be
indicated by
suffix -a to...
-
Bikin dialect of Nanai,
including monophthongisation of diphthongs,
denasalisation of
nasal vowels,
deletion of
reduced final vowels,
epenthetic vowels...
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indicate influence from Udege,
including monophthongisation of diphthongs,
denasalisation of
nasal vowels,
deletion of
reduced final vowels,
epenthetic vowel...
-
western Sámi.
Changes that
appear across the Eastern-Western
divide are:
Denasalisation of
clusters of
nasal plus
homorganic consonant to
geminate voiced or...
