Sentence examples for consonant between from inspiring English sources

In initial position, Eskimo uses only a single consonant; between vowels at most two.

It may also be the dropping of a consonant between vowels, as in the word o'er for over.

(2) In order to analyze the potential transfer of phonetic features of the consonant between stimulus and response, a repeated measures ANOVA was performed comparing the outcomes for voicing, place, and manner of articulation within the lexical replacement strategy only (i.e., the best "model" for the stimulus-response variation resulting from the statistical analysis in (1)).

One phonological development that is thought by many to be indicative of a very early split between the Eastern and Western Romance areas concerns the treatment of consonants between vowels.

The southeastern dialects of Cyprus, Rhodes, Chios, and other islands in the area also soften /k/ to /č/, drop voiced fricative consonants between vowels, and retain the ancient final -n (láin 'oil,' standard ládhi).

To the north and west of a line drawn between La Spezia and Rimini, in Italy, most dialects voiced Latin voiceless consonants between vowels and simplified geminates (doubled consonants); southern and eastern dialects to a greater extent retain the Latin voiced voiceless geminate system.

These changes loss of final syllables and connecting vowels, weakening of consonants between vowels, and so on are very similar to what was happening to Latin in France at the same time; e.g., Latin avicellus and aqua finally became oiseau and eau.

Some of the lists were designed to encourage the exchange of onset consonants between adjacent words.

There was an attempt to match initial consonants between sets of dominant and non-dominant stress stimuli.

If vowels have consonants between them, draw a line after the first consonant that follows your first vowel.

If your prefix has more than one vowel and has consonants between them, draw a line after the first consonant that follows your first vowel.