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...labio> nasal J liquid m etch dentoedge orj nasal liquid n esh, passion dental ezhe, vision liquid I and sometimes even at the end of a syllable in the...case at the end of a word, it is commonly denominated e final. Examples : note, abate, lively. This, however, is far from being always the case ; for in...

...nasal ) liquid m utrli dentóedge orj nasal liquid n csh,jntssion dental ezhe, vision liquid { k • and sometimes even at the end of a syllable in the middle ot a word, serve* only to lengthen the sound : when this is the case at the end of a word, it is commonly...

...ing to its comparatively great abundance of vowels, the Hebrew language tolerates only one consonant at the end of a syllable in the middle of a word; but the final syllable •which is freer and more sonorous , may end in two different consonants, but...

...7. We have remarked above that although the Hebrew, as a general rule, tolerates only ene consonant at the end of a, syllable in the middle of a word, yet a final syllable, which is freer and more sonorous, may admit of being closed with two different...

...gala), or it may retain its character as a guttural (яаа gâ-bhdh), which is regularly the case at the end of a syllable in the middle of a word, as in r(Bri| nèhrpàkh (} 7, 2, and $ 14). У is nearly related to К ; and is a sound peculiar to...

...corresponds to that of the letter e in the word her. It is mute at the end of a word, and sometimes at the end of a syllable in the middle of a word ; it will then be marked with a cypher 0 2 0 1 0 1.0 1 0 IS 0 over it ; as e, in the words ame, palte,...

...joUk) for lojlio, and 001. • » » with entire disappearance of the tf, ]1vnm for ]]]ifl£D. — At the end of a syllable in the middle of a word \ is very apt to pass into a vowel-letter, and to be brought into conformity with G S »x the preceding...

...must, or the final a in America, as that is usually given: je, ne, me, le, se, te, de, ce, que. (ii) At the end of a syllable, in the middle of a word, it has the .same sound, but is glided over as lightly as possible: cheval, demain, petit, cela, venir,...

...unstressed position, as in, the man. This sound is found when e unmarked is final in monosyllables, or at the end of a syllable in the middle of a word. Unmarked e at the end of a word of more than one syllable is usually silent. EXAMPLES: le (la), the;...