- seen in the name of the
Dnieper River. The
terms prenasalization and
postnasalization are
normally used only in
languages where these sounds are phonemic:...
- used for
short vowels known as
harakat and
other uses such as
final postnasalized or long vowels. Notes:
Modern Standard Arabic (Literary Arabic) ⟨ج⟩...
-
Rohingya Arabic script vowels - 6
Short vowels ◌َ ◌ࣤ ◌ِ ◌ࣦ ◌ُ ◌ࣥ
Postnasalized vowels ◌ً ◌ࣧ ◌ٍ ◌ࣩ ◌ࣱ ◌ࣨ ◌ۡ ◌ّ...
-
prenasalized /ɳ͡mɖ͡b/ (also
analyzed as /ɳ͡mʈ͡p/ but
phonetically voiced), and
postnasalized /ʈ͡pɳ͡m/, all or most of
which may also
occur palatalized: /ʈ͡pʲ/, /ɳ͡mʲ/...
- ـنـ - /◌̃/ ñ 𐴕
Cannot occur at
beginning of words. Alternatively,
postnasalized (double)
vowel diacritics can be used. Example: شِ࣭يَ࣪اں (cíyañ, 𐴐𐴠𐴥𐴛𐴝)...
-
velum that
raises during the occlusion, much like the [nd] in candy. A
postnasalized stop or
prestopped nasal begins with a
raised velum that
lowers during...
- stop. Nemi of New
Caledonia has
consonants that have been
described as
postnasalized stops, but
could possibly be
described as
prestopped nasals.
Nasal release...
-
tenuis pʷˠ p t c k
aspirated pʷˠʰ pʰ tʰ kʰ
prenasalized ᵐpʷˠ ᵐp ⁿt ᶮc ᵑk
postnasalized pʷˠᵐ pᵐ tⁿ cᶮ kᵑ
Continuants voiced oral w v (l) j
voiceless oral w̥...
-
fricatives in a
coastal dialect (referred to as CJawe) and the
different postnasalized stops pwm, pm, tn, cn, and kn in the
upper valley dialect (referred...
