consonantal

It is however less consonantal than any of the three.

It is the final consonantal sound in rhyming which can never vary.

The source of the other consonantal letters is unknown.

The Aramaic script was written in a consonantal form with a direction from right to left.

The voiced dental stop is a type of consonantal sound, used in some spoken languages.

A lateral flap is a family of consonantal sounds, used in some spoken languages.

The basic consonantal symbol was considered to have an inherent "a" vowel sound.

It was the hard consonantal French of the Arab.

Since they can be consonantal or vocalic, a pair of pronunciations is given for each in the table.

The labiodental nasal is a type of consonantal sound.

In the following table there is listed the Classical Armenian consonantal system.

It has only oral vowels and a fairly stable set of consonantal contrasts.

"Entering" tones could be distinguished by their consonantal ending.

Visualization of the consonantal based system and the absence of vowels.

And it would bolster the idea that laryngeals were phonetically distinctly consonantal.

The consonantal prefix p- is one of these affixes.

Verbs in Arabic are based on a consonantal root composed of three or four consonants.

The following table lists the Eastern Armenian consonantal system.

His goal was to restrict the number of reliable readings and accept only those based on a fairly uniform consonantal text.

It is appropriate to focus only on the consonantal spelling when discussing unusually structured words from ancient or medieval works.

School is consonantal in its unchanging schedule.

Kirk did not know the meaning, but knew from the harsh, consonantal sound that the language must be Klingonese.

Despite this, the vowels and consonantal letters of the qere were still meant to be read together.

Part of the auditory cortex also can represent aspects of speech such as its consonantal features.

The Phoenician alphabet was one of the first (consonantal) alphabets with a strict and consistent form.