- In
phonetics and phonology,
gemination (/ˌdʒɛmɪˈneɪʃən/ ; from
Latin geminatio 'doubling',
itself from
gemini 'twins'), or
consonant lengthening, is an...
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Tooth gemination [also
known as schizodontia, twinning, or
double teeth]
occurs when a
single tooth germ
splits during development.
Splitting of the tooth...
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lengthening (
gemination) of the
initial consonant in
certain contexts. It may also be
called word-initial
gemination or
phonosyntactic consonantal gemination. In...
- West
Germanic gemination was a
sound change that took
place in all West
Germanic languages around the 3rd or 4th
century AD. It
affected consonants directly...
- mid-high sounds).
Italian has
contrast between short and long
consonants and
gemination (doubling) of consonants. The
Italian language has
developed through a...
- brackets.
Gemination, the
doubling of a
consonantal sound, is
meaningful in Tigrinya, i.e. it
affects the
meaning of words.
While gemination plays an important...
- RTGS: bai-set.
Gemination occurs for
various purposes and in
various forms in Kelatan-Pattani Malay. At the
phonemic level,
these geminations are transcribed...
- words:
Gemination of h: When an h is made geminate, it
becomes Qp [pp]—for example, oQ- (intensifier) +
hesowa "to push" →
oQpesowa "to push."
Gemination of...
- in the same
prosodic unit.
There are two
types of
triggers of
initial gemination: some
unstressed particles, prepositions, and
other monosyllabic words...
- Lao is a Tai
language spoken by 7
million people in Laos and 23
million people in
northeast Thailand.
After the
conclusion of the Franco-Siamese conflict...
