The Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia, 7권James Richardson Logan Printed at the Mission Press, 1853 |
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... vowels are very varied and complex , being , in fact , frequently inchoate or smothered consonants rather than pure vowels . Even in the least tonic dialects the terminal vowels are often double . All the languages , as we have seen ...
... vowels are very varied and complex , being , in fact , frequently inchoate or smothered consonants rather than pure vowels . Even in the least tonic dialects the terminal vowels are often double . All the languages , as we have seen ...
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... vowels . It has all the characteristics of a comparatively rude and primitive phonology and presents the same ... vowels are also numerous . The Telugu alphabet contains 81 symbols , simple and complex , but the elementary native sounds ...
... vowels . It has all the characteristics of a comparatively rude and primitive phonology and presents the same ... vowels are also numerous . The Telugu alphabet contains 81 symbols , simple and complex , but the elementary native sounds ...
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... vowels , but in the euphonic transformation of the Vowels in the postfixed particles . Vowels are euphonically ranged in 3 classes , -the hard , soft and medial . The hard harmonise with each other and with the medials ; the soft with ...
... vowels , but in the euphonic transformation of the Vowels in the postfixed particles . Vowels are euphonically ranged in 3 classes , -the hard , soft and medial . The hard harmonise with each other and with the medials ; the soft with ...
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