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consonant is doubled only if the final syllable is stressed
consonant is also encouraged
consonant is paired with a voiceless one
consonant is a sound made by a partial or complete closure of the vocal tract
consonant is a “weak” consonant produced by the lack of tension in the vocal apparatus
consonant is hard or
consonant is added to a stem with a wimpy consonant
consonant is 'a basic
consonant is not doubled
consonant is taken with
consonant is entered by pressing the assigned key but we must remember that this corresponds to a syllable with the consonant and the first vowel "ah"
consonant is broad if it is preceded or followed by any of the broad vowels a
consonant is preceded by a vowel
consonant is doubled by a "doubling dot
consonant is one that retains its
consonant is the live consonant with virama
consonant is the live consonant chookij> with virama
consonant is palatalized
consonant is sometimes lengthened
consonant is replaced to and is pronounced
consonant is modified to a labio
consonant is formed by the slowing down or abruptly stopping the flow of air through the mouth before being released with an expulsion of breath and
consonant is a single
consonant is typed
consonant is "?"
consonant is not simple because the pronouncation of a consonant depends on the position of the consonant and also on the
consonant is missing
consonant is realized after the sibilant
consonant is invariant
consonant is a consonant that has lost its inherent vowel
consonant is found that
consonant is doubled before the added ending
consonant is here
consonant is bordered by the vowels a
consonant is a sound in spoken langage
consonant is a sonorant final
consonant is inserted
consonant is the last single consonant of a source word
consonant is doubled the pronunciation should show this distinctly
consonant is interposed between them
consonant is not a good idea
consonant is said as it's voiceless counterpart
consonant is
consonant is a plosive such as "t" and "k"
consonant is a soft "c" sound similar to "s"
consonant is a nasal it assimilates when possible instead of eliding
consonant is pronounced in the
consonant is next to an unvoiced one
consonant is followed by
consonant is any letter other than a
consonant is available an
consonant is doubled because of pronunciation
consonant is a consonant that
consonant is represented by the following character
consonant is ambisyllabic because it is also an onset of the following syllable
consonant is doubled
consonant is always the one to the left
consonant is articulated with the tongue
consonant is called the syllable onset
consonant is used
consonant is either /y/ or /w/
consonant is usually a long e sound
consonant is almost always hard
consonant is said to be voiced
consonant is a labiodental consonant
consonant is followed without pause by a vowel in the following syllable
consonant is usually doubled
consonant is used to start the next syllable
consonant is a plosive and often when the consonant is a fricative
consonant is followed by a vowel
consonant is combined with a vowel it is called as a compound character
consonant is high class; there is a mai ake on top of the consonant; it's followed by a vowel and ends with an n sound
consonant is written incompletely and joined with the 2nd consonant
consonant is used in forming syllables and there are many such combinations in sanskrit
consonant is relevant for tone
consonant is provided as a separate key
consonant is pronounced as the english y in yet
consonant is reconstructed
consonant is always pronounced short
consonant is perceived
consonant is b
consonant is at the
consonant is unapologetically grown
consonant is doubled before a suffix beginning with a vowel is added
consonant is called a 1 + 1 + 1 word
consonant is bilabial
consonant is one of
consonant is the result of audible friction
consonant is more of a pop band than mission of burma ever was
consonant is preceded by a single vowel
consonant is written in a special sub