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Rhotacism (/ˈroʊtəsɪzəm/ ROH-tə-siz-əm) or
rhotacization is a
sound change that
converts one
consonant (usually a
voiced alveolar consonant: /z/, /d/...
- Gr****
letter λ) is the
difficulty in
pronouncing lateral consonants.
Rhotacism is a
difficulty producing rhotic consonants sounds in the
respective language's...
- step of debuccalization:
Sanskrit janasas,
Latin generis (where s > r by
rhotacism), Gr**** *genesos > *genehos >
ancient Gr**** γένεος (/ɡéneos/),
Attic γένους...
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dialects of Romanian, and is
posited as an
intermediate historical step in
rhotacism. However, the
phonetic variation of the
sound is considerable, and it...
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preserved up to 350 BC or so, at
which point it
changed into /r/ (
rhotacism). This
rhotacism had
implications for declension:
early classical Latin, honos...
- are
traditionally used in the
classification of the
Turkic languages:
Rhotacism (or in some views, zetacism), e.g. in the last
consonant of the word for...
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presumed idiosyncrasy,
though this is disputed, as is its
overlap with
rhotacism; see § R-labialization below) In most
British dialects /r/ is labialized...
- Proto-Germanic ē (/ɛː/, also
written ǣ) to ā. The
development of umlaut. The
rhotacism of /z/ to /r/. The
development of the
demonstrative pronoun ancestral...
- dictionary.
Rhoticism can
refer to:
Rhotacism (speech impediment),
difficulty in
pronouncing the /r/
sound Rhotacism (sound change), the
historical sound...
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typical of the
aftermath of a
conditioned merger is the
famous case of
rhotacism in
Latin (also seen in some
Sabellian language spoken in the same area):...
