intervocalic in Italian
intervocalic in Italian is intervocalico — intervocalic means (of a sound) Found between two vowels in a word.
intervocalic in Italian
intervocalico
(phonetics) Existing or occurring between vowels.
What does "intervocalic" mean?
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adj (of a sound) Found between two vowels in a word.
"For the ending -au, we need to assume the loss of an original intervocalic consonant, as Lat. -au- regularly yields -a- in Sardinian."
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intervocalic in a sentence
- For the ending -au, we need to assume the loss of an original intervocalic consonant, as Lat. -au- regularly yields -a- in Sardinian.
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What is "intervocalic" in Italian?
"intervocalic" in Italian is intervocalico. intervocalic means: (of a sound) Found between two vowels in a word.
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