- has
otherwise developed into a
glottal consonant stop [ʔ]. All
other emphatics have been
merged into
plain consonants. However, they are
often still...
- it in 1945. The law
usually pertains to
inherited Semitic roots whose emphatics were
usually dissimilated. Compare: Proto-Semitic *ṣ̂bṭ >
Akkadian ṣabātu...
-
Semitic the
emphatics were
articulated with pharyngealization. Its
shift to
backing (as
opposed to Proto-Semitic
glottalization of
emphatics) has been considered...
- Look up emphasis or
emphatic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Emphasis or
emphatic may
refer to:
Emphasis (telecommunications),
intentional alteration...
-
transition from proto-Semitic
ejective consonants to the
pharyngealized emphatics that are
found in many
Semitic languages. The
consonant inventory is as...
- one of the
emphatic consonants through comparison with
other Semitic languages, and most
likely was
ejective /kʼ/. In
Arabic the
emphatics are pharyngealised...
-
maximal extension"
position takes all and only the
emphatics are
taken as affricates:
emphatic *ṣ θ̣ ṣ́ were [t͡sʼ t͡θʼ t͡ɬʼ]. The "maximal affricate...
- in the
environment of
other emphatics, and it
rarely contrasts with /r/ otherwise.
Exceptional cases of
other emphatics, e.g. [ʊʃˤːæj] "hound", are ignored...
-
speech that
signifies emphatic word replacement. "Thousands, no, millions!" is a
stock example.
Epanorthosis as
immediate and
emphatic self-correction often...
- reads:
Fatal Consequences of Spain's
Bloody War with Bonaparte, and
Other Emphatic Caprices (Fatales
consequencias de la
sangrienta guerra en España con Buonaparte...
