- in
intensity or
something obviously analogous; it
would not hold for
metathetic continua,
where change of
input produces a
qualitative rather than a quantitative...
- parti****ting
institution membership required.)
Jerzy Wełna, '
Metathetic and Non-
Metathetic Form
Selection in
Middle English',
Studia Anglica Posnaniensia...
- the
emergence of the name. It is also
possible that some
forms were
metathetical from ʿ-B-R, 'moving around' (Arabic: ʿ-B-R, 'traverse') and hence, it...
- Ali-Shāh), is the
remnants of a
large acropolis fortification (whence the
metathetic name ark or arg plus polis) and city wall in
downtown Tabriz, Iran. Its...
-
include non-rhoticity (dropping the r
sound at the end of syllables), the
metathetic use of aks
instead of ask,
simplification of
diphthongs (e.g., eye typically...
-
actual aspect is
derived from the "nonactual" verb form by a CV → VC
metathetic process (i.e.,
consonant metathesizes with vowel).
Examples from the Saanich...
- Bethsaida, a town in Galilee),
although the
latter is
considered to be a
metathetical corruption by
Biblical scholars.
Franz Delitzsch ("Talmudische Studien...
-
Agapito Flores. Handicap: The word "handicap" did not
originate as a
metathetic corruption of "cap in hand" in
reference to
disabled beggars. The word...
- the
emergence of the name. It is also
possible that some
forms were
metathetical from root ع-ب-ر ʿ-B-R "moving around", and hence, it is alleged, "nomadic"...
-
wastrel (1847) -el/-il/-ille/-l/-le (Norman-Francish
lenite -c-/-g- or
metathetic -i- dim. -iol-):
broil (14th century; F brusle),
broil (15th century;...
