Sentence examples for dialectal variation from inspiring English sources

Udmurt has little dialectal variation, but Komi has many distinctive dialects divided into two major groups: Northern (Zyryan) Komi and Eastern (Yazva) Komi.

Little dialectal variation was observed, and all three dialects unanimously adopted [L] as the predominant category.

Some grammatical features show dialectal variation; e.g., the Aśokan dative singular form is -āya in the western dialects (Girnār atthāya 'for the purpose of') but -āye in the east (Kālsī, Dhauli aṭṭhāye).

The project studies a third type of dialectal variation, namely grammatical variation.

Dialectal variation : a strategy for rhyme maintenance in Hausa poetry / Balarabe Zulyadaini.

Dialectal variation, however, does not impede mutual intelligibility across the whole of Hausaland.

It will diverge more and more, and its dialectal variations are likely to become increasingly distinct.

The Slavic language, however, was uniform in its phonological and grammatical structure, with important dialectal variations occurring only in the vocabulary.

It concealed the noticeable dialectal variations of the spoken language and was used for literary, historical, theological, scientific, and even practical everyday texts.

There are two main indigenous Polynesian languages, one for the island of Pukapuka and the other (with dialectal variations) for all other islands.

Classical high Arabic remained the common literary language of Morocco, Iraq, Tunisia, and Kuwait, although spoken Arabic in dialectal variations was beginning to be used but tentatively in higher literature.