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Schwa with acute (Ә́ ә́; italics: Ә́ ә́) is a letter of the Cyrillic script. Schwa with acute is sometimes used in the Tatar language, where it represents

Schwa with tilde (Ә̃ ә̃; italics: Ә̃ ә̃) is a letter of the Cyrillic script. Schwa with tilde is used only in the alphabet of the Khinalug language where

followed to figure out whether or not Nepali words retain the final schwa: Schwa is retained if the final syllable is a conjunct consonant. अन्त ([ʌntʌ]

language at the end of the 19th century. It corresponds to the Cyrillic letter schwa ⟨ә⟩ in modern Bashkir. This letter also appears in Serbian in some of its

on Carlson. He abruptly closed Schwa the next morning, and left the industry for four months before re-opening Schwa in February 2008. Carlson is known

the final schwa in a word. The following rules can be followed to figure out whether or not Nepali words retain the final schwa. 1) Schwa is retained

Singhastha. In Hindi, the fair is also called Simhasth or Sinhasth (due to schwa deletion). The name derives from the fact that it is held when the Jupiter

Mangala Dosha (IAST: Maṅgala-doṣa), also known as Mangal Dosh because of schwa deletion, is a Hindu superstition prevalent in India. A person born under

Tomara dynasty (also called Tomar dynasty in modern vernaculars due to schwa deletion) ruled parts of present-day Delhi and Haryana in India during 8th-12th

Room, Portland, Oregon Reverie, Washington, D.C. Roberta's, New York City Schwa, Chicago Sepia, Chicago Single Shot, Seattle Skillet, Seattle SkyCity, Seattle

words. The phonetic spellings were chosen, and the schwa (ə) became the band's official symbol. "Schwa" is also the title of a song by keyboardist and primary

balii-li--h→balii-t Schwa insertion: when a glottal fricative /h/ or a velar stop /k/ precedes a voiced consonant within a consonant cluster, a schwa /ə/ is inserted

The schwa vowel /ə/ is written ambiguously as e, but its accentuation will sometimes distinguish it: a long vowel mark can never appear on a schwa, while

English generally represents a long vowel if the syllable is stressed and a schwa if unstressed (in non-rhotic dialects such as Received Pronunciation; in

speech in eastern Assam took a homogeneous and standard form. The general schwa deletion that occurs in the final position of words came into use in this

Final schwas may or may not be preserved in speech. The following rules can be followed to figure out whether or not Nepali words retain the final schwa: Schwa

grapheme schwa (Ə ə), used previously. Although use of Ä ä (also used in Tatar, Turkmen, and Gagauz) seems to be a simpler alternative as the schwa is absent

alphabet, devised by Franc Serafin Metelko, used the letter Ƨ to represent the schwa ə sound; it is unclear what inspiration Metelko used for the character (possibly

Globe–Horn Book Award, and the 2008 California Young Reader Medal for The Schwa Was Here. He served as a judge for the PEN/Phyllis Naylor Working Writer

Ganjami Odia dialect. Word Final Vowel Deletion - Apocope of word-final schwa (see Schwa deletion). Word Medial Vowel Deletion- Syncope Exceptions to Word Medial

This article contains phonetic transcriptions in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an introductory guide on IPA symbols, see Help:IPA. For

the Albanian schwa to a back vowel, [ʌ] (as in English nut), while others merge it with e /ɛ/ . Many Lab dialects also pronounce the schwa at the end of

[gɛstə], although the final front vowel has been reduced to the central schwa vowel. The most commonly seen types of umlaut are the following: Vowel raising

characterized by the lengthening of the root vowel. If the root vowel is the schwa /ə/, the schwa is replaced with /ɑː/. If the root ends in /ɑ, u, ɯ/, these vowels

some loanwords from English [tj] jazz [ˈtjæs] "jazz" k before schwa vowel [k] before non-schwa vowel or word initially [kʰ] l [l] ld often represents l with

/θ/, /ð/, /z/, and often /ʒ/. Another feature is a general absence of the schwa /ə/; it is instead pronounced by its respective equivalent full vowel, although

⟨ɨ⟩ for schwa is sometimes replaced by the more common circumflex-i ⟨î⟩. In Listuguj orthography, an apostrophe marks long vowels as well as schwa, and the

in Unicode, but it looks exactly like Cyrillic soft sign (Ь). Capital Ə (schwa) also looks like Russian/Cyrillic Э in some fonts. There is also a digraph

consecutive vowel sounds). In extreme cases an intrusive R can follow a reduced schwa, such as for the example if you hafta[r], I’ll help and in the following

Compare jeo-sentrik ('geocentric') and jeolojy ('geology'). Schwa and schwi The spelling of /ə/ (schwa) in unstressed syllables remains unchanged (as in organ

*-chi(i) (e.g. パーティー pātī "party", インフィニティ infiniti "infinity"). The English schwa /ə/ is variously "transcribed" to a, e, o, depending on the English spelling

epenthetic schwa optionally breaks up consonant clusters, as noted above. However, there are a small number of words where a short schwa (written e)

LETTER SCHWA 04D9 ә CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER SCHWA 04DA Ӛ CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER SCHWA WITH DIAERESIS 04D8 0308 04DB ӛ CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER SCHWA WITH DIAERESIS

particular consonant cluster, there can be the addition of a final -i or of a schwa between consonants (for example: in Milanese sing. scendra, plur. scendr

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(Sanskrit: बीजमन्त्र, romanized: bījamantra, lit. 'seed-mantra', in modern schwa-deleted Indo-Aryan languages: beej mantra), or a bījākṣara ("seed-syllable")

caron Ə̀ ə̀ Schwa with grave Pinyin Ə́ ə́ Schwa with acute Ə̂ ə̂ Schwa with circumflex Ə̄ ə̄ Schwa with macron Avestan transliteration Ə̌ ə̌ Schwa with caron

words by means of prefixes and suffixes. For clarity, ⟨ê⟩ is used to denote schwa /ə/, while ⟨e⟩ is used to denote pure /e/, as both Malay and Indonesian

[fɔːɹ.ɛɡz]. In some situations, especially when a vowel is reduced to a schwa, certain dialects may instead use a glottal stop [ʔ]. For example, "gonna

The unaccented syllables have their ordinary vowel sound changed to a schwa. This can be a particular problem for dyslexics, affecting their phonemic

words by means of prefixes and suffixes. For clarity, ⟨ê⟩ is used to denote schwa /ə/, while ⟨e⟩ is used to denote pure /e/, as both Malay and Indonesian

phonological data for Ratagnon. In contrast to Cuyonon, Ratagnon dropped the schwa /ë/ sound, instead opting for a u/o sound. It too borrowed lexical terms

'thinking', /ŋali/ [ˈŋali] 'senile', /ŋəlu/ [ˈŋəlːu] 'wind'. A stressed schwa lengthens the following consonant: /meda/ [ˈmeda] 'yesterday', /məda/ [ˈmədːa]

inherent vowel is not always pronounced, in particular at the end of a word (schwa deletion). No virāma is used for vowel suppression in such cases. Instead

words are analyzed as having an initial schwa. In initial position the consonant is always voiced (otherwise the schwa remains). Examples are emma [mma] 'father'

for Old Church Slavonic ъ exists only in the preposition and prefix въз Schwa (ə) for Old Church Slavonic лъ/ль before non-labial consonants and u before

attribute it to the Karaite Jew Aaron of Jerusalem); the Treatise on the Schwa (published by Kurt Levy from a genizah fragment in 1936), and Ma'mar haš-Šəwā

bottom ꬴ E with flourish left ᶒ E with retroflex hook bottom ɚ Schwa with hook right ᶕ Schwa with retroflex hook bottom ᶓ Open e or epsilon with retroflex

preceded by a long vowel, the /r/ is vocalized to [ə], commonly known as schwa, while the long vowel itself is laxed. However, when preceded by a short

B E R CK H E ME R , F. 1929. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Krokodilier des schwa¨bischen oberen Lias.Neues Jahrbuch fu¨r Mineralogie, Geologie und Pala¨ontologie

pop bands" by the Austin American-Statesman, they released the albums The Schwa Sound and The Mauve Album in 1988 and 1989, before moving on to Pravda Records

vowels are full letters rather than diacritics. Print digraphs with אְ‎ schwa (אֱ‎ ĕ, אֲ‎ ă, אֳ‎ ŏ, bottom row), and the matres lectionis (וּ‎ û, וֹ‎

(tree). The reflex of Old Bulgarian лъ/ль is: Before non-labial consonants - schwa (ə) in the southern subdialect and vocalic l in the northern subdialect:

number of u reflexes of yus: мука vs. Standard Bulgarian мъка (sorrow) Schwa (ə) for Old Church Slavonic лъ/ль before non-labial consonants and u before

three cases a schwa is inserted if it is not in the coda of the syllable. The rest of North Western Jutlandic along the coast has the schwa as well but

name 'Kanh' is a cognate of Kanha, a major hindu deity, acquired after schwa deletion. Corruptions of the name include Kahn and Khan, often used due

Tomaras of Gwalior (also called Tomar in modern vernaculars because of schwa deletion) were a dynasty who ruled the Gwalior Fort and its surrounding

as Jai Radha Madhava or Jai Radha Madhav, or Jay(a)- (due to Indo-Aryan schwa dropping) is a Hindu song in Vaishnava tradition. The title is derived from

text is also transliterated as Shiva-digvijay and Shiv-digvijay because of schwa deletion. The text is an anonymous work, but L. K. Dandekar and P. R. Nandurbarkar

(/o:/) sound, as in words such as kaun ("universe") shifting to kōn. A schwa sound [ə] is mainly heard in unstressed and stressed open and closed syllables

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(/o:/) sound, as in words such as kaun ("universe") shifting to kōn. A schwa sound [ə] is mainly heard in unstressed and stressed open and closed syllables

transcribed with a double consonant. Non-phonemic vowels are ignored, such as: schwa טְ‎, which is however transcribed with an underscore (_) between two identical

Turkic languages as a replacement for Cyrillic Schwa (Ә), which represents the sound /ə/ or /æ/. Unlike Schwa, which may not be present in all Cyrillic character

not Torpo), where these are back [ɔ]. In Valdres (except for Vang), the schwa /ə/ can also be realized as [ɞ]. Traditionally, /æ, æː/ were pronounced

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(tree). The reflex of Old Bulgarian лъ/ль is: Before non-labial consonant - schwa (ə): съза vs. formal Bulgarian сълза Before labial consonant - u: вуна vs

the circumflex ⟨◌̂⟩ for glottal stop, or the letters for velar nasal ⟨ŋ⟩, schwa ⟨ə⟩, or velar fricative ⟨ɣ⟩, as they do not appear on a standard QWERTY

(context-free) nasally, and long and short, giving 40 full vowels. There is also a schwa [ə] which alternates with zero and disappears in faster, casual speech.

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/u/, and [æ]; /a/, and could also tend to sound unstressed, almost as a schwa sound, /ə/. Moses-Columbia at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription

However, this prefix is dropped if the previous word already ends in a schwa like -e or -er. Another striking difference between Eastphalian and all

place at the Altria Theater in Richmond, Virginia. Schwa Footleg Room (1991) (Joe Lee Records) Schwa Phoney Karate (1992) (Joe Lee Records) Fashion Central

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other Eastern Catalan dialects, unstressed /a/ and /e/ are realized as schwa [ə], and [ʊ] substitutes unstressed /o/. There are some instances of historic

stress in Awetí, was represented as ⟨e⟩, possibly for its resemblance with ‘schwa’ [ə], a common sound in German. The second [ɨ] was written as ⟨ö⟩, a letter

Standard German Gefühl [ɡəˈfyːl] and Schule [ˈʃuːlə], the last one with a schwa not present in the Bernese word. Danish has the following triphthongs: [ɛɐ̯u̯]

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not distinguished in writing. the two rhotics are also not distinguished. Schwa is rare in Arli; where it does occur, it is substituted with the vowel of

Schwa 0617 U+04D9 ә Cyrillic Small Letter Schwa 0618 U+04DA Ӛ Cyrillic Capital Letter Schwa with diaeresis 0619 U+04DB ӛ Cyrillic Small Letter Schwa with

anomalies and inconsistencies. For example, [a] is transcribed as short ⟨a⟩ but schwa [ə] as long ⟨ā⟩, the opposite of normal conventions in India or elsewhere

Abblidungen und Beschreibungen der essbaren, scha ̈dlichen und verda ̈chtigen Schwa ̈mme, Heift 3. G. Calve, Praha J, 36 p., pl. XV-XXII. Jacquetant E. (1984)

fronts the Albanian schwa ë, and merges it with e -- this is the opposite of certain Lab dialects, which tend to back the schwa into /ʌ/ (as in English

follows(Sundargadi following Standard Odia): Word Final Vowel Deletion (Schwa deletion) Eg.- In this Genitive case, ଲୋକର (lokara) - ଲୋକର୍ (lokar) Some

be voiced as [β, z] when within the environment of /i/, among speech. A schwa [ə] vowel sound is said to occur only in pretonic positions, which means

SIL language code is SEP. All vowels can be lengthened and nasalized. The schwa /ə/ is included in brackets because it is found only in two specific environments

'I' ente (formal), lu (informal or intimate): 'you' iye (strong e, not schwa like Johor and Riau accent), iyah: 'yes' kaga, ora (udik variant): 'no'

/a/, with four surface realizations. The insertion, or epenthesis, of a schwa, /ə/, is required to break up clusters of consonants lacking a vowel. This

Production and Perception of Speech" (with Klaus J. Kohler) 1995: "Schwa vs. schwa + /r/ in German", Phonetica 52, 1995. p. 228-235 1996: "The relevance

is characterized by the apparent reduction of some word-final vowels to schwa, e.g. Urartian ulə vs Hurrian oli "another", Urartian eurišə vs Hurrian

the /ð/ phoneme. Four diphthongs are included; /ie/, /yʉ/, /ʉi/, /uo/. A schwa sound /ə/ may exist as an allophone of various vowel sounds. Until 2010

in the rhyme [-ɪʔ]), when combined, shift to an open vowel, namely the schwa ([ə]) For three, four, five, and nine which all have the long tone (similar

*/r/ has dropped out of the spoken form and the vowel has become a "long schwa" [əː]. Compensatory lengthening in Classical Hebrew and Aramaic is dependent

ensure that all sounds in the language can be represented. The 'inherent schwa vowel' of Devanagari is not used, meaning that a consonant without an overt

English film producer and director Bill Barker (born 1957), creator of Schwa, underground conceptual artwork Bill Barker, police officer who died in

/au̯/ ä /ɛ/ ää /ɛː/ äi /ɛi/ b /b/ ch /x/ d /d/ dj /dj/ e /ɛ/, /ə/ Becomes schwa when unstressed ee /eː/ f /f/ g /ɡ/ h /h/ i /ɪ/ ia /ia̯/ ii /iː/ j /j/ k

as well. Where Proto-Malayo-Polynesian had four vowels (*i, *u, *a, and schwa) Merap has well over twenty contrasts, including diphthongs, triphthongs

*e *-aw, *-ew > *o *j > *y, Ø Proto-Celebic to Proto-Eastern Celebic *e (schwa) > *o *-iq > *eq antepenultimate *a > *o Proto-Eastern Celebic to Proto-Saluan–Banggai

Bulgarian зъп (tooth), даж'до vs. Standard Bulgarian дъж'дът (the rain) Schwa (ə) for Old Church Slavonic лъ/ль (as in most Southwestern dialects): съза

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List of Cyrillic letters for more) Ӓ A with diaeresis Ӑ A with breve Ә Schwa Ӛ Schwa with diaeresis Ӕ Ae Ғ Ghayn Ҕ Ge with middle hook Ӻ Ghayn with hook

Longman. p. 463. ISBN 0-582-05383-8. entry "Ms". It may be pronounced with schwa even in stressed situation. "Emily Post's Guide to Addressing Correspondence:

Father of the Lord Jesus Christ. – 1 Peter 1:3 The Proto-Malayo-Polynesian schwa ə has merged to /a/ such as *qatəp > atap ('roof') similar to Kapampangan

followed by a w, when at the end in an unstressed syllable it is pronounced as schwa [ə, Vᵊ] comma F f effe ɛf(ː)ᵊ fjura (flower) f far Ġ ġ ġe d͡ʒøː ġelat (ice

form speech. Every letter represents a consonant, which is followed by a schwa vowel (अ). Diatrical marks are used to distinguish between different sounds

receive the primary stress. Furthermore, /e/ and /i/ may both be reduced to a schwa in fast speech in certain conditions. Daigle (2015) Daigle (2015) gwayor:

Flores such as Ngad'a have rather similar lengthening of consonants after schwa. Dhao has the larger inventory, but even where the languages have the same

Indian variant of the original Sanskrit name Srinivasa, employed after the schwa-deletion in the Indo-Aryan languages. The use of the name Srinivasan (also

Gurmukhi, the final schwa is represented with a ਾ (ā), whereas in Shahmukhi, the final form of ہ (Gol he) can represent a schwa. Savko, I. E. (2007)

vida /ˈvida/ Old French second lenition, final /a/ lenition to /ə/ viḍe /ˈviðə/ loss of dental fricatives vie /ˈviə/ French loss of final schwa /vi/

long vowel with any other vowel are prohibited. sequences of any vowel and schwa other than /iə/ are prohibited: */aə/, */uə/, */oə/, */eə/. Within the Litzlitz

phonemes /i/, /a/, /u/ become [ɪ], [ə], [ʊ] in closed syllables with the schwa being present as well at the end of words if there is an absolute pause

an '-i' suffixed, the term means "The game of the ending letter". Due to schwa syncope in Hindi and other Indo-Aryan languages, Antyakshari is pronounced

syllables, those syllables could be dropped or centralized. A vowel turns into schwa [ə] in the unstressed syllable. Here is an example: 'apun completive particle

Savonian, the Värmland dialect did not have consonant gemination or the schwa, because they were later developments in the Savonian dialects spoken in

h: long vowels shorten before h in a syllable coda. final schwa deletion: the final schwa of a diphthong is deleted before suffixes beginning with a

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heard as affricate sounds [tʃ, dʒ] when in fast speech. An epenthetical schwa [ə̆] can be heard in between homorganic consonants. /e/ can be heard as

replaced by Je in 1958. Substitutions to this keyboard are: having the schwa replacing the ya, the oe replacing the yu, the ghayn replacing the soft

regular apocope which removed a consonant from the masculine and the final schwa of the feminine. In Portuguese, some words which have the masculine ending

high central vowel is written various ways, including <ɨ> "barred I," <ə> "schwa" and <ï> "I umlaut." Contemporary users of the languages favor /ɨ/ or /ə/

an '-i' suffixed, the term means "The game of the ending letter". Due to schwa syncope in Hindi and other Indo-Aryan languages, Antyakshari is pronounced

the u would be silent, or pronounced as a schwa in accents that have conserved all post-consonantal schwas, including in poetry recitation, as in the

Soophie Nun Squad formed in the fall of 1992 as a four-piece called The Schwa Sound, but renamed themselves by February 1993 at news that friends Chip

Kukreti argues that /ɑ/ is not present in the language instead of it long schwa i.e. /ə:/ is used. Although it can be accepted that southern Garhwali dialects

vowels have developed a glide up to [j], and then in some areas back down to schwa: pat [pæjət], pet [pɛjət], pit [pɪjət]. The Great Vowel Shift changed the

Serious Eats. Retrieved 2010-09-07. Huges, Holly; O’Malley, Charlie (2009). "Schwa: Molecular Gastronomy in Chicago #3". Frommer's 500 Places for Food & Wine

12/92, Food Chain) D.O.A. #-47 F (writer, artist. 12/93, Food Chain) The Schwa Sound #1-14 (2/94-5/99, Food Chain) Arsenic (5/94, Food Chain) Billy Crash

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localized as Kalingga (as in the Indonesian Kalingga Kingdom), the terminal schwa sound was dropped in common usage to form Keling. Though ostensibly denoting

which they occasionally added the Latin vowel e in order to express the schwa (e). In Hydra, local politicians sporadically corresponded in Arvanitika

geminated. Some instances of these might result from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian schwa phoneme *ə (now merged into a), which left gemination into the following

Reka dialect has also retained the nasal vocalisation of vowels ā (often a schwa: ë /ə/ in Standard Albanian) and ō, so that words like dhëmb (tooth), dhëndër

transcribing the foreign vowels /ø/ or /œ/, and also for French labialized schwa: "de" and "le" are transcribed де and ле in Russian but дьо and льо in Bulgarian

Reka dialect has also retained the nasal vocalisation of vowels ā (often a schwa: ë /ə/ in Standard Albanian) and ō, so that words like dhëmb (tooth), dhëndër

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becomes reduced, the vowel and any final consonants are reduced to a short schwa [ə̆]. Reduction cannot occur in the final syllable of a word. When a syllable

contains at most eleven different phonemic vowels with six of them (including schwa) being short vowels or at least eight phonemic vowels. No standard method

cook in several fine-dining restaurants in Chicago, including at Trio, Schwa, and Alinea under Grant Achatz and Michael Carlson. In 2008, Regan began

consonant plus a "very short ee" before a vowel, and as that consonant + schwa otherwise, clearly mirroring Dutton's pronunciation of the e in "the." The

the same as the Malay term Keling (albeit this term is pronounced with a schwa) which refers to Indians. Derived from Kalinga is the still current term

all expressing the concept "Men don't cook porridge" (e denotes Sudlow's schwa): Again like Japanese, the "pronoun/particle 'a' is used with a following

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not tonal. Exceptions are encountered when 'ਹ'/'ہ' is not followed by a schwa ending or a vowel sound, as in, ਕਹਿਣਾ, ਰਹਿ, ਘਾਹ / ۔کہنا، رہِ، گھاہ Punjabi

no substitute. It will always be used since many Kinaray-a words have a schwa vowel sound. Reid, Lawrence A. (2017). "Revisiting the Position of Philippine

syllable/vowel is stressed. (Every vowel constitutes a syllable.) A stressed schwa lengthens the following consonant: /ŋa/ [ŋa] 'with', /niŋaa/ [niˈŋaː] 'what

Hopper HAS A POSSE". Guerrillero Heroico Culture jamming Graffiti Pop art Schwa (art) Sticker art Obey (clothing) Schulte, Bret (August 9, 2002). "Obey

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سوبئيديتور‎ (subeditor). More commonly, however, it is used for denoting a schwa after the vowels "i", "é", "o", and "u" such as چندليئر‎ (chandelier). Hamza

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speakers may pronounce it as [ɪ], just as in many other accents, or with a schwa-like ([ə]) quality. Others may pronounce it almost as [ʌ] in certain environments

where, in this particular kind of grammatical transformation of a word, schwa, 'ə', is deleted between consonants). Cardona cites the following two examples

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Proto-Indo-Iranian *niždás → Sanskrit nīḍáḥ. In Makassarese, Proto-Malayo-Polynesian schwa phoneme *ə geminates the following consonant but merges to a (*bəli → *bəlli

heard as voiceless [j̊] when preceding a voiceless consonant. An epenthetic schwa sound [ə] is heard in between consonants. Rasch (2002) reports ten distinct

where, in this particular kind of grammatical transformation of a word, schwa, 'ə', is deleted between consonants). Cardona cites the following two examples

Shiva. The temple is also known as "Samadhishwar" in Hindi, because of schwa deletion. It is sometimes erroneously called Samiddheshvara (IAST: Sammidheśvara)

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Some examples of d-deletion in Southeastern Pomo are: This rule inserts a schwa between stem-initial consonants, preceding the stress vowel. This phonological

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some mispronounce some words, some pronounce a full vowel instead of a schwa, such as [ˈmɛseɪdʒ] for message. Since French-speakers greatly outnumber

English can thus be said to have around seven vowel phonemes, or even six if schwa were treated as an allophone of /ʌ/ or of other short vowels. In the same

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the German form of the Latin Atalanta, with the German final -e being a schwa much like an English final -a – and indeed, 'Atalanta' is given as the English

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Island, simply means "I do not understand" (from teki- see and -vnnaka (v schwa) have trouble doing), and evidently originated as the answer to a misunderstood

vowel sounds as [e, o], and with vowel length as [eː, oː]. An epenthetic schwa sound [ə] can occur within root-initial consonant clusters. (1) High level

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vowel (most commonly /au/ and /ai/) which is consistently realized as a schwa /ə/. Amarasi is a variant on Uab Meto, the language spoken by the geographically

then the battered half-way house for half of the memage in your head. Schwa, SubGenius, the FringeWare review, BoingBoing, them Bots which win the Turing

November 2021). "Elena Loewenthal: «Vogliamo parità con gli uomini. Ma lo schwa non serve»". Corriere della Sera (in Italian). Retrieved 23 May 2022. "Elena

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Sanskrit. The short a (अ) in Sanskrit is a closer vowel than ā, equivalent to schwa. The mid vowels ē (ए) and ō (ओ) in Sanskrit are monophthongizations of the

calculated from the tube model are the formant frequencies. To produce the schwa vowel /ə/, the vocal tract is relatively open all the way from the glottis

as Tamil and Malayalam, have their own suffixes; -r and -n in this case. Schwa deletion in Indo-Aryan languages. The legends found about Rama, state Mallory

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Recordings". www.innova.mu. "SCHOENFIELD, P.: Camp Songs / Ghetto Songs / SCHWA.. - 8.559641 | Discover more releases from Naxos". www.naxos.com. "Cherished

as a schwa when it was originally lower than the one under stress: e.g. POc *ikan "fish" > PTB *íɣa > HIW /ɪɣə/, LTG /iɣə/. In Vera'a, the schwa became

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environments. Resonants in the vocalic position are preceded by an automatic schwa, for example the word /stʼmkelt/ ("daughter"), pronounced [stɬʼəmkelt].

classical [ˈkɛɹɒn]. In normal conversation, the second vowel is reduced to a schwa: /ˈkɛərən/ in RP (ref: OED). Canup, Robin (January 28, 2005). "A Giant Impact

word-final unaccented vowels [i, u, a], elsewhere reduced to an indistinct schwa [ə]; as stated, this is probably the principal cause of the morphological

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is called elision. In general, any monosyllabic word ending in e caduc (schwa) will contract if the following word begins with a vowel, h or y (as h is