neutral vowel वाक्य

Finally, languages that do have vowel harmony often allow for lexical " disharmony ", or words with mixed sets of vowels even when an opaque neutral vowel is not involved . point to two such situations : polysyllabic trigger morphemes may contain non-neutral vowels from opposite harmonic sets and certain target morphemes simply fail to harmonize.
Russian has only five vowel sounds, compared to 16 in Swedish and nine in standard English . ( The nine English vowel sounds are represented by the words beep, bid, bait, bad, bud, booed, book, bode and baud, plus a neutral vowel-like sound called the schwa, as in the first syllable of " bewildered, " which dictionaries represent as an upside-down ` e . ')