फोनोलॉजिकल-रूप-से इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

phonologically null) equivalent of this particle in the 'C' position of the clause "mdash; the position just to the right of [Spec,CP].

The diphthongs and function phonologically as the long counterparts to and , respectively.

A clitic is a type of bound morpheme which is syntactically free, but are phonologically bound morphemes.

in the clusters were somewhat aspirated, as and , but in this case the aspiration of the first element was not phonologically contrastive: no words distinguish , for example (see below for explanation).

That is, phonologically Tiwi has at most three series.

" This clitic form phonologically adapts to its surroundings and cannot receive stress unlike the uncontracted form.

Clitics are positioned at the left edge of the noun they agree with but lean phonologically to their left.

It is not to be confused with North Bolivian Quechua, which is spoken on the northern Andean slopes of Bolivia and is phonologically distinct from the South Bolivian variety.

It has been found that a bilingual's two languages are simultaneously active, both phonologically and semantically, during language use.

A study by Hoshino " Kroll (2008) demonstrated that Japanese-English and Spanish-English bilinguals performed similarly in picture naming tasks even though the cognates for Spanish-English bilinguals shared phonological and orthographic (sound and spelling) information whereas the Japanese cognates were only phonologically similar (sound).

The approximant is more often epiglottal and functions phonologically as a stop.

The word has "mermaid" as one possible gloss, and :308 suggests possible etymological connections with Burmese khruB or khyuB "mermaid; serpent" and Tibetan klu "nāga; water spirits", albeit the Tibeto-Burman are phonologically distant from OC.

Here are some examples of phonologically conditioned variation within the Eastern Pomo language involving one of the three processes: vowel harmony, consonant ablaut, or consonant and vowel deletion.