- is [säɲo],
which is the base for "Tuesday" [maksäɲo],
which is
often metathesized as [maskäɲo]. All of
these examples show a pair of
consonants reversed...
- (Menthesouphis) is a
rendering of this name,[who?] but it may more
likely be a
metathesized rendering of the name nmtj-m-zꜣ.f.
Merenre is the
throne name of two...
- *frauja-. The
possibility must be considered, therefore, that *fraiwa- was
metathesized from *frawja-, a
collective of some kind."
Freyr is also
known by a series...
-
Romanized Illyrian base (yielding Latin: carsus, Dalmatian: carsus),
later metathesized from the
reconstructed form *korsъ into
forms such as Slovene: kras and...
-
translated as 'the
tribe of the bull'. It is
either an
older form of the
metathesized Celtic noun
taruos ('bull'), or a non-Celtic
Ligurian form. The Taurini...
- form,
which the
Armenians took over (Zaradušt or the like), was
merely metathesized to pre-Arm. *Zuradašt".
There is no
consensus on the
dating of Zoroaster...
- Look up
metathesis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Metathesis may
refer to:
Metathesis (linguistics),
alteration of the
order of
phonemes within a...
- to /kawsar/ as in (kōsar fi l - l‘ib), ‘he pla**** rough’. It can be
metathesized to
become frequentative as (kaswar min iđ̣-đ̣aḥkāt), ‘he made a series...
- in the
transliteration Miryam represents the
palatal glide /j/. The
metathesized spelling Myriam has also
gained some currency,[year needed] especially...
- of /a/ and a
following guttural consonant (/h x, ɣ ħ, ʕ/) to
appear metathesized, e.g. /ʔistaʕʒal/ ('got in a hurry') [ʔistˈʕaʒal].
Short high vowels...
