- 'conserve' (minor
syllable /tŋ̩/). This
iambic pattern is
sometimes called sesquisyllabic (lit. 'one and a half syllables'), a term
coined by the
American linguist...
-
different from
later Vietnamese. As well as
monosyllabic roots, it had
sesquisyllabic roots consisting of a
reduced syllable followed by a full syllable,...
- structure,
Austroasiatic languages are well
known for
having an
iambic "
sesquisyllabic" pattern, with
basic nouns and
verbs consisting of an initial, unstressed...
-
loanwords from Indo-European
languages like Pali and English, as well as
sesquisyllabic words from Mon, an
Austroasiatic language.
Burmese loanwords are overwhelmingly...
-
Austroasiatic typology in phonology, syntax, and morphology,
being sesquisyllabic, analytic,
having a rich
system of
derivational affixes. The language...
-
Didayi people of
southernmost Odisha in India. It is
notable for its
sesquisyllabic phonology and
vigesimal (base 20)
numeral system. The Gtaʼ language...
- that vua is from a
completely indigenous Vietic lexicon,
derived from
sesquisyllabic proto-Vietic *k.bɔ.
While the
monarch was
commonly referred vernacularly...
- to [kəˈtiəw] (romanized as k'téav, kătéav, katiĕv, etc.) due to the
sesquisyllabic nature of the
Khmer language. The term has
cognates in
other countries...
- syllable.
Sesquisyllabic clusters – "one-and-a-half" syllables. ("
Sesquisyllabic" is a term
coined by
James Matisoff.) However,
sesquisyllabic clusters...
-
minor (fully unstressed) syllable. Such
words have been
described as
sesquisyllabic (i.e. as
having one-and-a-half syllables).
There are also some disyllabic...
