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________________ W. S. Karunatilleke ficance as it does not contrast with its absence. Thus paa 'foot' is phonetically (paya] saroa lotus saroya), hiaa 'heart 1 [htyaya), vioa 'separation on [viyoya) and so on. 12 Consonants Of tlie consonant segments the following need comment. 1.21 Nasals There are three orthographic symbols used in Kch. to represent nasals. Their transliterations are as follows: m 'bilabial nasal' 'retroflex nasal' N 'velar nasal' Their distribution is ascertained as follows m, occurs word-initially, intervocally, in gemination, before a labial stop and before /h/, , occurs word-initially, intervocally, in gemination, and before /b/, N, occurs word-finally and before /v/, /s/ and /b/; it is also used as a cover symbol to represent the homor ganic nasal occurring before the corresponding stop; Examples for their distribution are given below word-initial position. maa 'rut naa 'new' intervocal position ja ma until' ja na know geminate position : dummana "sad' "two' before homorganic stop: thambha pillar' donni
SR No.520753
Book TitleSambodhi 1974 Vol 03
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorDalsukh Malvania, H C Bhayani
PublisherL D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year1974
Total Pages397
LanguageEnglish, Sanskrit, Prakrit, Gujarati
ClassificationMagazine, India_Sambodhi, & India
File Size11 MB
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