-
sound changes:
shortening of
double consonants,
affrication of stops,
spirantization or ****ibilation of
stops or affricates, debuccalization, and finally...
-
vowel and not geminated. The name is also
given to
similar cases of
spirantization of post-vocalic
plosives in
other languages; for instance, in Jerba...
-
letters that are able to be
spirantized (see also: Begadkepat). In the East
Syriac variant of the alphabet,
spirantization marks are
usually omitted when...
-
voicing to
spirantization to, in some cases,
elision (deletion). In
Spanish these three consonants generally undergo both
voicing and
spirantization, resulting...
- syllable-initial /f/ and non-syllable-initial /p/ and /b/ in loan words.
Spirantization still occurs in
verbal and
nominal derivation, but now the alternations...
- with the
following exceptions: The
influence of Arabic, the
process of
spirantization, and the
absence of
labialization have
caused the
consonant systems...
-
literary standard of
Mansi and Khanty[clarification needed] all
share a
spirantization of Proto-Uralic *k to /h/ or /x/
before back vowels, e.g. 'fish': PU...
- ʕ/ in
later Biblical Hebrew, and /b ɡ d k p t/
underwent allophonic spirantization to [v ɣ ð x f θ] (known as begadkefat). The
earliest Biblical Hebrew...
-
indicates a
consonant is
geminate or unspirantized, and a
raphe indicates spirantization. The
mappiq indicates that ה is consonantal, not silent, in syllable-coda...
- The
history of the
Romanian language started in
Roman provinces north of the Jireček Line in
classical antiquity.
There are
three main
hypotheses around...
