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Word (smuRT ) has two syllables. Consonant (T ) could take sub-consonants (R ) but it is not pronounced. This word derived from Pali or Sanskrit, and the pronunciation of this word illustrated below.
Word (x<l' ) is a mono syllable. Consonant (T ) could take sub-consonant ( < ) as an initial cluster. The diacritic bAntAq ( ' ) occurs on the top of the final consonant of a syllable and it is used to shorten the vowel of that syllable.
Word (p,as' ) is a mono syllable. Consonant (p ) could take sub-consonant ( , ) as an initial cluster. The diacritic bAntAq ( ' ) occurs on the top of the final consonant of a syllable and it is used to shorten the vowel of that syllable.
Noun (RZasaT ) has two syllables. Consonant (b ) could take sub-consonants (R ) as an initial cluster. The consonant (T ) is used to replace consonant (t ) in the pronunciation.
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| Consonant (b ) changes the form to (Z ) when vowel (-a ) is used. |
5. Word ePjoveTscrN+ ( tourist )
Word (ePjoveTscrN+ ) has four syllables. This word is a combination of word (ePjov ) which means "guest" and word (eTscrN+ ) which means "tourism". Consonant (P ) could take sub-consonant ( j ) as initial cluster. The diacritic ( + ) is used to make the consonant under it to become silent. Usually th this diaritic is found under consonant (N ) and (n ).
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| Word (ePjoveTscrN+ ) can be used interchangeable with word (G6keTscrN+) or (Tscr ) |
The word (FmMta ) has three syllables. Consonant (m ) is used as vowel (-a? ) and sub-consonant ( M ) is pronounced as consonant (m ). Consonant (t ) is changed to (d ) in the pronunciation.