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transcription delimiters.
Trisyllabic laxing, or
trisyllabic shortening, is any of
three processes in
English in which...
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bisyllable and bisyllabic) for a word of two syllables;
trisyllable (and
trisyllabic) for a word of
three syllables; and
polysyllable (and polysyllabic),...
- This page has a list of
closed pairs of
English rhyming words—in each pair, both
words rhyme with each
other and only with each other. bairn,
cairn boosts...
- when two or more
syllables followed because of the
opposing process of
trisyllabic laxing. It only
occasionally applied to the high
vowels /i/ and /u/,...
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Phonological history of
English Phonological history of
English consonants Trisyllabic laxing Freeman,
Valerie (2014). "Bag, beg, bagel:
Prevelar raising and...
- syllables; the
majority of
Vietnamese vocabulary are
disyllabic and
trisyllabic words.
Vietnamese is
written using the
Vietnamese alphabet (chữ Quốc...
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closely related Chakhar dialect. The
conclusion is
drawn that di- and
trisyllabic words with a
short first syllable are
stressed on the
second syllable...
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Milton introduced modifications,
which included hypermetrical syllables (
trisyllabic feet),
inversion or
slighting of stresses, and the
shifting of pauses...
- Hákonarmál) The name Geirskögul does not
appear in kennings,
perhaps because trisyllabic names are
somewhat difficult to
handle in the dróttkvætt meter. According...
- example: abà 'crib, barn', ara 'body', ibà 'fever'.
Monosyllabic and even
trisyllabic roots do
occur but they are less common.
Yoruba is a
highly isolating...
