tense vowel meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Arakawa differs only by indicating tense vowels with a final-q.
2. The tense vowel varies to or, depending on dialect.
3. The letter  represents the tense vowel obtained from the combinations +  and .
4. They are usually considered allophones of tense vowels, which cannot occur in unstressed syllables ( unless in compounds ).
5. Gong leaves normal vowels unmarked, places a dot under tense vowels, and an-r after retroflex vowels.
6. Tense vowels are distinguished from lax vowels with a " silent " " e " letter that is added at the end of words.
7. Since, however, the vowel of the first syllable is, which is a tense vowel, the cannot flatten the of the second syllable.
8. Therefore, they are also known as checked vowels, whereas the tense vowels are called free vowels since they can occur in any kind of syllable.
9. Words such as'book'and'cook'can be pronounced with the same tenser vowel as in GOOSE, not the one of FOOT.
10. Vowel laxing is a process by which tense vowels ( ) become lax when followed by a syllable-final : the tense and lax distinction is neutralized.