Middle Indo-Aryan -ḍ- and -ḍh developed into the flaps ṛ and ṛh; e.g., Prākrit sāḍiā "woman's garment," Kashmiri, Lahnda, Hindi, Gujarati, Bhojpuri, Bengali, Oriya saṛī "sari"; and Prākrit paḍh- "recite, read," Sindhi pəṛh-əṇu, Lahnda pəṛh-əṇ, Hindi, Punjabi pəṛh-na, Gujarati pəṛh-vũ, Marathi pəṛh-ṇə "study".
"Hillary Clinton accepted $58,000 in jewelry from the government of Brunei when she was Secretary of State – plus millions more for her foundation," Trump recited, reading from a TelePrompTer loaded with tidbits from the vast anti-Clinton blogosphere.
Most of the words heard (and seen) are by Carroll, whose prose and poems are on pages hidden in drawers and pasted on walls and recited or read by different performers.
They recite his schedule, read talking points and explain the intricacies of issues likely to come up.
At a Jewish school in Massachusetts, students will recite prayers and read a poem written by a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
If a person like him who loves to read, recite literature and play music at home can be killed, all of us are liable to be next," said one of Siddiquee's colleagues, asking not to be named for fear it could push him up a list of possible targets.
For it often seems that, simply to keep a grip on the mechanics of the line, we have to stress its metre as we recite it or read it: Comrades, leave me here a little, while as yet 'tis early morn; Leave me here, and when you want me, sound upon the bugle-horn.
This Word of God, is supposed to be in some sense what Muslims recite, hear, or read.
It's a straightforward event: 154 participants get on stage and read, recite or perform an assigned sonnet in numerical order.
With entree provided by his daughter and son-in-law, he found himself in an East Side gallery offering a paean to struggling artists, and then, with entree provided by a former Harvard mentor, he basked in the limelight at Avery Fisher Hall, reciting (well, reading) the words of Lincoln accompanied by a full orchestra and a nimble Aaron Copland score.
