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following word is
geminated: jätesäkki 'trash bag' [jætesːækːi],
tervetuloa 'welcome' [terʋetːuloa]. In
certain cases, a v
after a u is
geminated by most people:...
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consonant clusters. /j/, /w/, and /z/ are the only
consonants that
cannot be
geminated. /t, d/ are
laminal denti-alveolar [t̪, d̪],
commonly called "dental"...
- table:
Spanish is
marked by
palatalization of the
Latin double consonants (
geminates) nn and ll (thus
Latin annum >
Spanish año, and
Latin anellum > Spanish...
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frication noise,
which is
shorter for affricates. When
affriates are
geminated, it is the
duration of the
plosive closure that is lengthened, not that...
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reflex /ʕ/
before /a ɒ/.
Geminate consonants are
phonemically contrastive in
Biblical Hebrew. In the
Secunda /w j z/ are
never geminate. In the
Tiberian tradition...
- and ⟨gh⟩ in the
modern knight (/naɪt/).
Doubled consonants are
geminated; the
geminate fricatives ⟨ff⟩, ⟨ss⟩ and ⟨ðð⟩/⟨þþ⟩/⟨ðþ⟩/⟨þð⟩ are
always voiceless...
- 'to
stand up'
These geminates are
derived by
deleting the
initial morpheme of a
reduplicated word and
replacing it with a
geminated form of the remaining...
- well. Most
consonants could be
geminated. Notably,
geminated /v/ gave /bː/, and
geminated /ɣ/
probably gave /ɡː/;
Geminated /h/
resulted in /xː/. Germanic...
- is one of the
diacritics used with the
Arabic alphabet,
indicating a
geminated (long) consonant. It is
functionally equivalent to
writing a consonant...
-
indicates that the
following consonant is
geminated, and is
placed above the
consonant preceding the
geminated one.
Consonant length is
distinctive in the...
