Adjective:

स्थानिक,

vocalised's Usage Examples:

The "l" is semi vocalised; for.

positions, and is often vocalised in syllable codas so that ball is pronounced as [boːʊ̯] or [boːə̯].

Niqqud – vocalised Hebrew script.

like Frank Loesser"s If I Were a Bell, and a famous jazz instrumental vocalised by Ella, Roy Eldridge"s Little Jazz.

Wardell is an accomplished scat singer and is noted for her vocalised version of Lee Morgan"s solo from "Moanin"".

Hurled, for example, in South Australia has a semi vocalised , leading to the pronunciation herwld, whereas in other states the is pronounced as a consonant.

go on delivering material like this intimately and excellently vocalised swayer he will soon repay Talkin Loud"s investment.

Outside of vocalised texts, the waṣla is usually not written.

OE /ɡ/ became vocalised after /o/ resulting in the diphthong /ʌu/ in Modern Scots (e.

Vowel 6aOlder Scots became vocalised to by the Middle Scots period, for example Modern Scots: fou (full), pou (pull) and oo (wool) from full, pullian and wull.

Here, etymological /l/ in the coda is vocalised into i or y in all cases.

Even when not vocalised, it is darker in codas than.

OE became vocalised after resulting in the diphthong in Modern Scots (e.

Synonyms:

vocalize, sing,

Antonyms:

unreasonable, silence, damaged,