Adjective:

ನಕಲಿ, ನಕಲು, ಅವಾಸ್ತವ,

aphony's Usage Examples:

Paraphony is a term used in musical vernacular to refer to consonances which rely upon intervals of fifths and fourths.

The twelve-tone technique—also known as dodecaphony, twelve-tone serialism, and (in British usage) twelve-note composition—is a method of musical composition.

archiphoneme, cacophony, diaphony, diplophonia, dysphonia, euphonic, euphonious, euphonize, euphony, heterophonic, heterophony, homophone, homophonous, homophony.

(phṓnēma) acrophonic, acrophony, allophone, antiphon, antiphony, aphonia, aphonic, apophony, archiphoneme, cacophony, diaphony, diplophonia, dysphonia, euphonic.

(dṓdeka) dodecagon, dodecahedron, Dodecanese, dodecaphony, dodecastyle, dodecasyllabic, hemidodecahedron dog-, dox- opinion, tenet Greek δοκεῖν (dokeîn) "to.

Unlike standard Italian diphthongization, this typically operates both in open and closed syllables, hence in Lombardy (where typically but not triggers metaphony) quest (Italian questo this) vs.

Examples of the latter are the use of vowel changes to indicate plurals in place of ; the widespread occurrence of metaphony of stressed vowels, triggered by original final ; and the development in some areas of instead of as the result of palatalisation of original before e and i.

Umlaut refers to regressive metaphony, usually specifically of a diachronic type operating in the history of a language.

Metaphony is very common, affecting original open stressed è and ò when followed by or sometimes (operating before final vowels were dropped).