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syllabicity's Usage Examples:

vowel release, though it is also commonly used to indicate possible syllabicity of the following sonorant, especially in transcriptions of English.

Through time, evidence was announced regarding similar alternations of syllabicity in the nasal and liquid consonants, though the evidence is extremely.

Before 1989, non-syllabicity was represented by U+0306  ̆  COMBINING BREVE, which now stands for extra-shortness.

transmission of the samhita before it was written down, mostly by the loss of syllabicity of high vowels when followed by a vowel, the tone has become relevant.

Once again we have syllabicity shift and vowel reduction, giving [heo̯] > [he̯o] > [hjoː].

A metrical theory of syllabicity.

function: The bridge is also called the dental sign, the under-stroke the syllabicity sign, etc.

Except for ~ for nasalization, = for syllabicity, and ` for retroflexion and rhotacization, diacritics are joined to the.

Indo-European studies or in Sanskrit transliteration (IAST) to indicate syllabicity of r, l, m, n etc.

Fricative-fricative sequences also have a tendency toward syllabicity, e.

of the same syllable (a little particular, possibly, on the scale of syllabicity, but nothing really surprising) whereas, obviously, [VsˈtV] /VsˈtV/ constitute.

stroke ◌̩ – syllabic a subscript vertical stroke is used in IPA to mark syllabicity and in Rheinische Dokumenta to mark a schwa macron or horizontal line.

knowing whether the is a non-phonemic placeholder to preserve the syllabicity of the script or is actually vocalic.

other epigraphers have questioned the claim, arguing that although the syllabicity was clearly extant in some early colonial manuscripts (hardly any pre-Columbian.

hard and soft syllabic liquids *r and r′ retained syllabicity and were written as simply r, as opposed to OCS sequences of mostly rь.

It also may be realized as the syllabicity of a nasal, lateral, or /r/.

Change of [j] to [ɪ] (later > [i]) in many words, restoring original syllabicity.

syllabicity's Meaning':

the pattern of syllable formation in a particular language