- Look up
excrescence in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Excrescence may
refer to:
Excrescence (phonology), the
addition of a
consonant to a word In medicine...
- ‘to smell’. However, long
nasal vowels such as /ãː/ may
occur with an
excrescent [ŋ] as in [ãŋ].
Syllabic /m n/ also occur, as in /n̩.nā/ nna.
Nasals such...
-
Malay Indonesian Linguistics (ISMIL 15). Gil, D. & McKinnon, T. (2015).
Excrescent Nasals in
Malayic Dialects of
Western Sumatra.
Paper presented at the...
-
Jarawa dag, Onge dage 'coconut'.
Historically these vowels must have been
excrescent, as
nonetymological word-final e doesn't
surface when
number markers are...
- et dies
proxime præcedens pro
unico dii, so as in com****tion that day
excrescent is not accounted.
Replacement (by 29 February) of the
awkward practice...
- "Hawkin's son") (or else it is
Hawkin used as a
surname with a
later excrescent -s in the
early modern period to
bring it into line with the predominant...
- ánthos, “flower” or ἄνθρωπος, "man, human")
origin with an
unetymological excrescent -h- but this
remains dubious.
April Latin aprilis probably from Etruscan...
- from an
agent noun
based on
Middle Low
German pōl ‘(muddy) pool’, with
excrescent initial -s. The
suffix "-stra" is
derived from old
Germanic -sater, meaning...
-
referential suffix i 'to' (forced
morphophonemically to
change to e) with
excrescent consonant n, and
suffix ñaihon 'a
short amount of time'. Thus Masanganenñaihon...
-
hiNmagarowa "to bend."
Gemination of s: When an s or sj is made geminate, an
excrescent [t]
causes it to
become Qc [tt͡s] or Qcj [tt͡ɕ], respectively—for example...
