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Word (bN^aKar ) has three syllables. Consonant (N ) could take sub-consonants ( ^ ) as the medial cluster. The consonant () at the end of the word remains silent.
Word (rfyn5 ) has three syllables. Consonant (n ) could take sub-consonant () and it remains silent. This word derived from Pali and Sanskrit, so the spelling remain as it is.
Note:
| The word (rfyn5 ) is a compound of words. Word (rf ) means "vehicle" (yn5 ) means machine and (Rkug) is city. |
3. Word saklviT<al=y (university)
Word (saklviT<al=y ) has five syllables. Diacritic Sanyok Sanha ( = ) is used in a certain loaned words from Pali or Sanskrit. Consonant (T ) could take sub-consonant ( < ) as a medial cluster. The syllable (l=y ), diacritic ( = ) has the same value as vowel (- ; ) when it follow by consonant (y ).
Noun (yn5ehaH ) has two syllables. Consonant (n ) could take sub-consonants ( 5 ) but it remains silent. This word derive from Sankrit and the pronunciation of this word is display as shown in the table below.
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| The word (yn5ehaH ) is a compound of word (yn5 ) which means machine and (ehaH ) which means "to fly". |
Word (s0an ) is a mono syllable. Consonant (s ) could take sub-consonant ( 0 ) as initial cluster.
The word (eTscrN+ ) has three syllables. This word derived from Pali. The diacritic ( + ) is used to make the consonant under it to become silent. Usually th this diaritic is found under consonant (N ) and (n ).
Note:
| The word is a combination of syllable (eTs ) which means " country" and (crN+ ) which means "to travel". |