Noun:

ਕਨਵਰਜੈਂਸ,

velarisation's Usage Examples:

It has neither l-vocalisation nor nd-velarisation, it does not employ the alveolar trill but the French uvular trill, and.

/n/ and /ŋ/ into /m/, when these phonemes come before /p/ /b/ and /m/, velarisation of /m/ and /n/ into /ŋ/ before /k/ /ɡ/ and /ŋ/, and the dentalisation.

phonetically palatal or palatalised consonants), in Scottish Gaelic velarisation is only present for /n̪ˠ l̪ˠ rˠ/.

non-final consonants a furtive /i/ or /u/ produces palatalization or velarisation (respectively) of the consonants” (Capell, 1969).

Usually, the velarisation of one consonant velarises adjacent consonants in a word or even the.

Syllable-final /n/ undergoes velarisation, or /n/ undergoes assimilation: ambientación /aNbi̯eNtaˈsi̯oN/ ("atmosphere").

and in areas where it is still spoken (such as the West Highlands), velarisation of /l/ may be absent in many words in which it is present in other areas.

"/l/ velarisation as a continuum".