palatalization造句

• There are also unpaired consonants that have no corollary in palatalization.
• This is caused by the so-called First palatalization.
• Some languages also include palatalization and labialization as contrastive features.
• The sound that results from palatalization may vary from language to language.
• See above under " Palatalization " for more information.
• Palatalization triggered a general merger of Common Slavic * y and * i.
• In the second palatalization, all consonants were affected.
• Consonant alternation is commonly known as consonant mutation or consonant gradation . palatalization:
• There is considerable palatalization and affrication in the language.
• Non-phonemic palatalization generally occurs before front vowels.
• :I find it odd that plain old palatalization can be called sloppy.
• This general process of palatalization did not occur in Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian.
• Some palatalized phonemes undergo change beyond phonetic palatalization.
• Proto-Greek underwent palatalization of consonants before " * y ".
• Palatalization of consonants is phonemic in Khanty, as in most other Uralic languages.
• Palatalization is not indicated in the standard orthography.
• Some Germanic loanwords were borrowed early enough to be affected by the first palatalization.
• In some cases, the realization of palatalization may change without any corresponding phonemic change.
• A deleted front yer L often left palatalization of the preceding consonant as a trace.
• Especially in Bantu, interesting morphophonological things happen involving ( among other processes ) palatalization.