gemination in a sentence
Examples
- The reverse of gemination is the process in which a long consonant is reduced to a short one.
- As the gemination was lost, the use of written double consonants was repurposed to indicate tense sonorants.
- There is some dispute about how gemination fits with Japanese geminate ( that is, double ) consonant.
- In very early Semitic languages, definiteness was achieved through gemination of the first letter in a word.
- However, the phoneme is phonetically except word-initially, in gemination, and after a nasal.
- :: We are especially talking about open and closed vowels and syntactic gemination, as I said.
- However, it is debated whether the distinction is really a result of different muscular tension and not of gemination.
- The consonants / t ? r l n / all exhibit phonemic gemination when two identical ones occur between syllables.
- Duration ( or gemination ) is distinctive for both consonants and vowels ( Wondwosen 2006 : 9, 10 ).
- The retroflex voiced stops are pronounced as flaps except word-initially, in gemination, and after homorganic nasals.