spirantization in a sentence

Examples

1. The phoneme itself was lost in all of its daughter languages, due to a spirantization to c, which a labialization followed afterwards.
2. Between vowels, these have been lenited also in most Western Iranian languages, but in Eastern Iranian, spirantization also generally occurs in the word-initial position.
3. For native words, spirantization depends on the letter's position within a word or syllable, location relative to other consonants and vowels, gemination, etymology, and other factors.
4. In Ayt Ndhir, which is a dialect of Tamazight with spirantization, the spirantizeable consonants appear in their stop forms when geminated, and additionally the geminate correspondents of are usually respectively.
5. The spirantization of Gaelic nasal to is unusual among forms of lenition, but is triggered by the same environment as more prototypical lenition . ( It may also leave a residue of nasalization in adjacent vowels.
6. Hungarian and the current literary standard Mansi and Khanty all share a spirantization of Proto-Uralic * k to or before back vowels, e . g .'fish': PU * kala ?
7. With Sturtevant, he laid the foundations to what later became the Goetze-Wittmann law ( spirantization of palatal stops before " u " as the focal origin for the diffusion of the Centum-Satem isogloss ).
8. Further reductions in the number of stop articulations are in Assamese and Romany, which have lost the characteristic dental / retroflex contrast, and in Chittagonian, which may lose its labial and velar articulations through spirantization in many positions ( > ).
9. Labiovelarization is indicated with the superscript letter ( examples : k?, g? ), or with the " degree sign " : " ?" ( examples : k? g?), or simply by using the letter . may represent spirantization.
10. The name of the phenomenon is made up with these six consonants, mixed with haphazard vowels for the sake of pronunciation : BeGaDKePaT . The Hebrew term ( Modern Hebrew ) denotes the letters themselves ( rather than the phenomenon of spirantization ).