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MW-indx.htm
The Bur-Myan
{a.sa.} is pronounced in Hindi-Dev as /
{a.kya.}/ which sounds like /
{a.hkya.}/ to the Western ears. When
{sa.} becomes the coda, it becomes a palatal-plosive,
{ic}, with a change in the nuclear vowel as well. - UKT110624
Original folder from Univ. of Wash. - download-prem\a.htm
{a.sa.} अच - a1sa1.htm :
{a.hsa.} अछ - a1hsa1.htm
{a.za.} - a1za1.htm : this and the following two need thorough reviews. -
UKT110624
{a.Za.} - a1Za1.htm : includes conjunct ज्ञ
= ज ् ञ corresponding to
{z~ña}.
{a.ña.} - a1nya1.htm
<Nyale>
{ña.} in the coda position imparts a nasal sound to the rime,
{iñ}, with a change in the nuclear vowel. The resultant vowel is a front vowel. The nasal is realized in three pitch-registers in Bur-Myan:
{iñ.},
{iñ:}
{a.Ta.} - MW-a1t3a1.htm : the
following folders of r3 have been merged into this folder
{a.HTa.} - MW-a1ht3a1.htm
{a.ða.} - MW-a1d3a1.htm
{a.Ða.} - MW-a1dd3a1.htm
{a.Na.} - MW-a1nna1.htm :
<Nakri>
{Na.} in the coda position gives a nasal sound to the rime,
{ûN}, with a change in the nuclear vowel. The resultant vowel is a back vowel. As with other syllables ending in nasal sounds, it has three pitch-registers: {ûN.},
{BûN} 'a financial institution - a bank' .
{a.ta.} - MW-a1ta1.htm
{a.hta.} - MW-a1hta1.htm
{a.da.} - MW-a1da1.htm
{a.Da.} - MW-a1dda1.htm
{a.na.} - MW-a1na1.htm
UKT: temp stop