ನಾಸಲ್,

nasalised's Usage Examples:

The use of c, ç and ñ is adapted to the language; c represents (English sh), ç is the retroflex r (), and ñ indicates a nasalised vowel (e.

Consonant clusters did not occur except for the "pre-nasalised" consonants.

languages, [n] written ny and [ŋm] ŋm - are probably best analysed as a nasalised y and w respectively, but the scope of the nasalisation and the order.

unclear whether any vowels or consonants are nasalised in Mvanip, as some of its relatives have nasalised sounds and some do not.

until the spelling reforms of 1900, む was also used to transcribe the nasalised [ɴ].

Among the Eastern Slavs, [ę] was denasalised, probably to [æ], which palatalised the preceding consonant; after palatalisation became phonemic, the /æ/.

Before nasal vowels the approximants /j/ and /w/ are nasalised, and the nasalised /j/ in slow, careful speech can even harden to [ɲ].

دغه هومره دومره، دغلته دلته، هغلته هلته، دغه سی داسی ^15 The nasalised vowel appers / ̃/ appears in certain dialects such as Banisi/Banuchi and.

and may be nasalised before nasal vowels.

Vowels can be accented or nasalised.

Diacritics and accents include high /á/, mid /ā/, low /à/, and nasalised /ã/.

analyse the prenasalised stops as consonant clusters with .

-एँ ẽː, nasalised vowel No forms Ablative (अपादान apādāna) तोँ tõː (mostly for comparative).

Synonyms:

sound out, nasalize, enunciate, pronounce, say, enounce, articulate,

Antonyms:

written, inarticulate, uncommunicative, devoice, voice,