 | American Philosophical Society - 1860 - 468 páginas
...491. These are thus described by Wilkins (Gramm. 1808,) — "This series of consonants is produced by turning and applying the tip of the tongue far back against the palate; producing a hollow sound, as if proceeding from the head." Lepsius and Ellis add the common Sanscrit... | |
 | Charles Wilkins - 1808 - 722 páginas
...mark over it, thus «. ' The third clafs, or cerebrals, <? <T 3" ?" &T. ^ THIS feries of confonants is pronounced by turning, and applying the tip of the tongue far back againft the palate ; which producing a hollow found, as if proceeding from the head, it is diftinguifhed... | |
 | William Savage - 1841 - 836 páginas
...be represented by it, with a mark over it, thus, tf. The Third Class, or Cerebrals, 2" <Г ^ <f Щ. This series of consonants is pronounced by turning...proceeding from the head, it is distinguished by the term 3-pJV2f murddhanya, which Mr. Halhed, in his Grammar of the Bengal Language, has translated cerebral.... | |
 | Charles Anthon - 1842 - 294 páginas
...th. d. dh. n. SIXTH SERIES. Labials. p. ph. b. bh. m. 1. Mt-.riaо, p. 29, seq. 2. The cerebrals are pronounced by turning and applying the tip of the...palate, which producing a hollow sound, as if proceeding Irom the head, is distinguished by the term nmrddhanya or cerebral. (n',ll(ins, Sanscrit Grammar, p.... | |
 | Gaṅgādharaśāstrī Phaḍake - 1842 - 106 páginas
...It is only used in Gujurathi in the Balbodh character. The third class or cerebrals ^FFPF, *nferw. This series of consonants is pronounced by turning,...tip of the tongue far back against the palate: which produces a hollow sound as if proceeding from the head. * t has the sound of t articulated as above... | |
 | John William Donaldson - 1859 - 788 páginas
...'dh, 'n, are sounds peculiar to the Indian articulation. " This series of consonants," says Wilkins, "is pronounced by turning and applying the tip of the tongue far back against tne palate ; which, producing a hollow sound as if proceeding from the head, it is distinguished by... | |
 | Samuel Stehman Haldeman - 1860 - 166 páginas
...CEREBRALS. 491. These are thus described by Wilkins (Gramm. 1808,)—"This series of consonants is produced by turning and applying the tip of the tongue far back against the palate; producing a hollow sound, as if proceeding from the head." Lepsius and Ellis add the common Sanscrit... | |
 | John William Donaldson - 1868 - 790 páginas
...series of consonants," says Wilkins, '4s pronounced by turning and applying the tip of the tongue fer back against the palate ; which, producing a hollow...proceeding from the head, it is distinguished by the term mwddhanya, which Mr. Halhed, in his elegant grammar of the Bengal language, has translated cerebral."... | |
 | Adolf Bastian - 1870 - 396 páginas
...p, a rolling sound (in the Grebolanguage). The series of cerebral consonants in the Sunda language is pronounced by turning and applying the tip of the...against the palate, which producing a hollow sound, as of proceeding from the head, is distinguished by the term Murddhanya (s. Wilkins). The southern Aborigines... | |
 | A. Bastian (i.e. P.W.A.) - 1870 - 392 páginas
...il n'ya point d'orthographe rationnelle. 2) The series of cerebral consonants in the Snnda-language is pronounced by turning and applying the tip of the...against the palate which, producing a hollow sound :,s if proceeding from the head, is distinguished by the term Murddhanya (s. Wilkins). 3) Spurius Carvilins... | |
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/, 'th, 'd, 'dh, 'n, are sounds peculiar to the Indian articulation. " This series of consonants," says AVilkins, " is pronounced by turning and applying the tip of the tongue far back against the palate ; which, producing a hollow sound as if proceeding... 
