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...on|Saussure confronts the system of the spoken language with the system of phonetic (and even alphabetic) writing as though with the telos of writing. This te

...h does not refer directly to [[aesthetic]] attributes of [[sound]], but to phonetic elements that are inherently associated with a semantic [[meaning]]. The te

...iption schemes for [[linguistic]] [[purpose]]s include the [[International Phonetic Alphabet]] (IPA), and its ASCII equivalent, SAMPA. In this table IPA is an example of phonetic transcription of the name of the former Russian president known in English

...[[morpheme]]s which are linked more or less tightly together, and has a [[phonetic]] value. ;Phonetic boundaries

...[[action]] at [[law]]; prob. f. calvi, calvere to devise tricks. With the phonetic development in Old French. cf. that of somnium, songe. [https://nordan.dayn

...o logographic (an icon of a bull denoting the Semitic word ʾālep "ox"), to phonetic (the bull's head used as a symbol in rebus writing, indicating the glottal

Thought Adjuster: “Let us talk about Words. Fundamentally, they are phonetic associations of ‘sonic energy’ encoded with meanings and feelings that

...memorizing [[numbers]] which is also called the phonetic number system or phonetic mnemonic system. It works by converting numbers first into consonant [[soun

Owing to the phonetic similarities between the [[words]] ''sacrilegious'' and [[religious]], and

...[[Andonite]] term for mankind; this in view of the inevitable processes of phonetic decay and [[transmutation]] of syllabic constructions over prolonged period ...similar phonically to "Adam", but also a term itself previously subject to phonetic decay if in fact a remnant of the [[Material Son]] tradition from at least

...erium and ministerium in post-classical Latin is not surprising, given the phonetic and semantic similarity between the two [[words]]. The distinction between

...tter kof (Hebrew: ק), which is similar in shape but completely changes the phonetic pronunciation of the word from "Elohim" to "Elokim". In Hebrew culture it i

...ure]]s and devices. In the original Arabic, the chapters and verses employ phonetic and thematic structures that assist the [[audience]]'s efforts to recall th

'''Chakra''' (derived from the [[Sanskrit]] ''cakraṃ'' चक्रं, Phonetic pronunciation "chukr", Pali: chakka, Tibetan: khorlo, Malay: cakera) is a [

...no standard one at the time, the ''OED2'' adopted today's [[International Phonetic Alphabet]]. Unlike the earlier edition, all foreign alphabets except Greek

...t look so good in the English language, but that is how they sound and the phonetic equivalents are then spelled for me.