ದ್ವಂದ್ವದಿಂದ ರೂಪ,

geminating's Usage Examples:

speakers, "e would be realised as [aɪ̯], [eɪ̯], [ɛ], [j], deleted, or even geminating the previous consonant, depending on the dialect and phonological context.

penultimate vowel of the stem, accenting the antepenultimate vowel, and geminating the consonant that follows the antepenult.

formed by copying the first consonant and vowel of the verb root and geminating the second occurrence of the initial consonant.

In Tiberian Hebrew pretonic /*u/ is most commonly preserved by geminating the following consonant, e.

by β), but in the perfective the second consonant becomes t in the non-geminating dialects: sätäβä-m "he insulted".

Kavalan is also one of two Formosan languages to have geminating consonants.

dictionaries compiled for foreigners or linguists, however, the tendency of geminating the following consonant is marked by a superscript x as in perhex.

short syllable tends to be lengthened, either by lengthening the vowel or geminating the following single consonant.

Self-geminating consonants are always long between vowels "Accademia della Crusca, Sul.

that in these cases, the article in pronunciation is expressed only by geminating the initial consonant of the noun (while in orthography, the writing الـ.

and pronunciation change to: ⟨mb⟩ /m/, ⟨nd⟩ /N/, ⟨ng⟩ /ŋ/ Generally, geminating a consonant ensures its unmutated sound.

rhinoceros larva with hyphal (whitish colour) and conidia sporulation/geminating (greenish colour) from its cuticle.

either by lengthening stressed *i *u to /ij uv/ in open syllables, or geminating single consonants after other short vowels.

Synonyms:

reduplicate, replicate, duplicate, double, repeat,

Antonyms:

little, small, refrain, disjoin, divide,