vocalic उदाहरण वाक्य

The etymology of the vocalic chroneme has been traced to a voiced velar fricative in the hypothetical Proto-Uralic language, such that becomes.
The loss of vowel length must have led to complex reorganizations in the vocalic systems of the affected languages, by developing new contrasts elsewhere.
In the psilotic dialects of Anatolia and adjacent eastern Aegean islands, as well as Crete, vocalic ? was used only for / /.
With some nouns, the original vocalic prefix has fused with a stem-initial vowel, to produce an inseparable ( and irreducible ) vowel.
The overall frequencies, and the patterns of doubling and reduplication, on the other hand, seem to associate arm glyphs specifically with vocalic syllables:

The most conspicuous vocalic development in Phoenician is the so-called Canaanite shift, partly shared by Biblical Hebrew, but in Phoenician going much further.
Upriver lacks the post-vocalic glottal stops of the other two dialects, and vowel length usually appears in that environment for speakers of that dialect.
Moreover, the letter ? was used as heta, with the consonantal value of / h / rather than the vocalic value of / [ ? /.
Similarly, and are realized as and ( i . e ., as a glottal stop with a vocalic release ), respectively, in the syllable coda.
As many of these dialects nevertheless still also pronounced / h /, they faced the problem of distinguishing between their own old consonantal symbol and the new vocalic symbol.