- also be
established through syntactic dislocation,
either preposing or
postposing the item to be
focused on
relative to the main clause. For example, That...
- চাঁদ [tʃãd] "moon"), the
postposed ônusbar (ং)
indicating the
velar nasal [ŋ] (as in বাংলা [baŋla] "Bengali") and the
postposed bisôrgô (ঃ)
indicating the...
- present. The
strongest candidate for a
shared Paleo-Balkan
feature is the
postposed article.
Another theory,
advanced by
Kristian Sandfeld in 1930, was that...
- This
article uses the IPA to
transcribe Irish.
Readers familiar with
other conventions may wish to see Help:IPA/Irish for a
comparison of the IPA system...
-
Salvadoran Spanish is
geographically defined as the form of
Spanish spoken in the
country of El Salvador. The
Spanish dialect in El
Salvador shares many...
-
autobiography has the two
initial or
preposed forms auto- and bio-, and one
postposed form -graphy.
Although most
occupy one
position or the other, some can...
-
Definiteness is
marked by two
mutually exclusive articles:
either a
postposed en****ic or a
preposed article which is the
obligatory way to mark definiteness...
-
Roviana is a
member of the
North West
Solomonic branch of
Oceanic languages. It is
spoken around Roviana and
Vonavona lagoons at the
north central New...
-
Absolutive Ergative₁ (
Postposed) Ergative₂ (Preposed)
Oblique 1st
person singular ako, ko nakon, ko akon sa akon 2nd
person singular ikaw, ka nimo,...
-
pronoun to be
placed before another noun. Much more frequently, it is
postposed and
linked to the head noun with the
relative particle ī. Thus, 'my house'...
