Adjective:

భవిష్యవాణి, దేవుని దూత, ప్రవక్త, పోస్ట్ అపోకలిప్టిక్,

prothetic's Usage Examples:

After adding prothetic W- and another root -burg with meaning of "raised and defended", later.

if neither urú nor séimhiú is expected, an initial vowel may acquire a prothetic onset consonant.

words for "hammer": Irish: ord, Welsh: gordd (with a prothetic g-) and Breton: horzh (with a prothetic h-).

clusters, without functioning as a consonant itself, the prosthetic (or prothetic) aleph.

units, called oblast or voblast (cognate of Russian word oblast with prothetic v-) were introduced in 1938.

Initial /a/ may take either prothetic consonant or none at all.

SandhiA prothetic vowel performs external sandhi in Italian: compare la scuola (the school) vs.

If so, the initial H- is prothetic.

روم (rūm), meaning Roman and subsequently Byzantine and Greek, with a prothetic u in some Turkic languages.

itself from óg, "young" (ultimately cognate with English young), with a prothetic h.

Stanley Smith Stevens argued that it would hold only for what he called prothetic sensory continua, where change of input takes the form of increase in.

All the forms show the phonetic changes typical of late Oghuric (prothetic w-; o- > wo-, u-, *wu-).

word-initially: the two back vowels take prothetic /v/ and the front vowels prothetic /j/.