- Travail, famille,
patrie (French pronunciation: [
tʁavaj famij patʁi]; "Labour, family, fatherland") was the
tripartite motto of the
French State (usually...
-
delateralised when word- or morpheme-final and
preceded by /i/, such as in /
tʁavaj/ travail, "work", or when a word
ending in ⟨al⟩ is pluralised,
giving ⟨aux⟩...
- that is
common in Brazil. See
Portuguese phonology Sicilian travagghju [
ʈɽɑ̝ˈväɟ.ɟʊ̠] or [ʈ͡ʂɑ̝ˈväɟ.ɟʊ̠] 'job, task'
Slovak ďaleký [ˈɟ̟äɫe̞kiː] 'far' Alveolo-palatal...
- l'œuvre (fem.), la
besogne (fem.), le
travail (masc.), le
labeur (masc.) ël
travaj (masc.) il
lavoro (masc.) the work l'ongla (fem.) l'ongla (fem.) l'ongle...
- a few
nouns ending in -ail that also
follow this
pattern (cf.
travail [
tʁavaj] >
travaux [tʁavo] 'works').
Three nouns form
completely irregular plurals:...
- the
intellectuals of
Vietnam in 1936 by
means of Le
Travail (French: [lə
tʁavaj], Labor) newspaper. The
movement lasted only
seven months, from September...
-
generally occurs word- or morpheme-finally. For example,
travail "work" (noun) [
tʁavaj],
gentil "kind"
masculine singular [ʒɛ̃tij],
travaillait "(he/she/it) used...
- is
placed before the noun as
shown in
example (a): (a) tule laser-la le
travaj PL nun-the/this SI work “The/these nuns work”
Another nominal modifier is...
