- make the noun/word feminine, it has two
pronunciations rules;
often unpronounced or
pronounced /h/ as in مدرسة
madrasa [madrasa] /
madrasah [madrasah]...
-
vocalized into [w] or [u]. In some
dialects of
Brazilian Portuguese, /ʁ/ is
unpronounced or aspirated. That
occurs most
frequently with
verbs in the infinitive...
- SET,
which resembles the
Scandinavian letter Ø. A null or zero is an
unpronounced or
unwritten segment. One of the
noted difficulties of
English spelling...
- ⟨η⟩, ⟨υ⟩, ⟨ει⟩, ⟨οι⟩, and ⟨υι⟩. A
language may
spell some
words with
unpronounced letters that
exist for
historical or
other reasons. For example, the...
- dash is used for the
present co**** (meaning 'am/is/are'),
which is
unpronounced in
spoken Russian. In French, em or en
dashes can be used as parentheses...
- long
omitted from its writing,
although her name
often includes the
unpronounced determinative hieroglyph for "sky". Her name Nwt,
itself also meaning...
-
sound (although in
certain cases the
vowel ending of kana, such as す, is
unpronounced). The kana for mu, む/ム, was
originally used for the n
sound as well,...
- once
presumed a
phonemic part of the name, but now
thought to be an
unpronounced determinative or an
inserted honorific, cf. ankh
wedja seneb. "King Piy"...
- in turn
might have
originated from salire,
meaning "to leap".). The
unpronounced "l"
absent from
Middle English was
later added as a
Latinisation to make...
- tôndôkhéad
Written over a
final consonant to
indicate that it is
unpronounced. (Such
unpronounced letters are
still romanized in the
UNGEGN system.) ៎ កាកបាទ...
