Lexicographical Neighbors of Nasalism
Literary usage of Nasalism
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Transactions by Cambridge Philological Society (1899)
"The loss of nasals (or nasalism) before /, )?, s, •% precedes 9|. 13. The change
du > (eu precedes 10 (cf. p. 26). 14. The change zn >nn precedes 11 (cf. pp ..."
2. The Language and Literature of the Scottish Highlands by John Stuart Blackie (1876)
"And to my ear it is a beauty; not that nasalism, as fully developed in some
quarters of America, is not one of the most hideous distortions of human ..."
3. The Celtic Magazine by Alexander Mackenzie, Alexander Macgregor, Alexander Macbain (1877)
"If this be a fault, I have no wish to conceal it ; if it be a beauty, it is my
business to laud it. And to my ear it is a beauty ; not that nasalism, ..."
4. Studies in Old English by Hector Munro Chadwick (1899)
"The loss of nasals (or nasalism) before f, \, s, % precedes 9+. 13. The change
du > diu precedes 10 (cf. p. 26). 14. The change zn >nn precedes 11 (cf. pp. ..."
5. Transactions by Cambridge Philological Society (1899)
"The loss of nasals (or nasalism) before f, }>, s, % precedes 9|. 13. The change
clu > (&u precedes 10 (cf. p. 26). 14. The change zn > nn precedes 11 (cf. ..."
6. An Endeavor Towards a Universal Alphabet by Amasa D. Sproat (1857)
"A sub- nasalism, or sound in the nasal cavities can also be produced when the
nostrils are closed. ..."
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