دیلمی

... Apart from other characteristics of northwestern Iranian , the guttural pronunciation of h as ḵ , noted as Gilite by Maqdesī ...

Jewish Community of Venice

... the Ashkenazim from mid - eastern Europe . Their guttural pronunciation mangled the Venetian term " geto " into " ghetto ...

Guttural R

... urbanites , however , try to mimic the modern guttural rhotic pronunciation of Paris perhaps as the result of influence by modern ...

Guttural R

... urbanites , however , try to mimic the modern guttural rhotic pronunciation of Paris perhaps as the result of influence by modern ...

Guttural R

... s urbanites , however , have adopted the modern guttural rhotic pronunciation of Paris perhaps as the result of influence by modern ...

Sir William Gull, 1st Baronet

... round ... the tongue broad and thick , voice guttural , and the pronunciation as if the tongue were too large for the mouth ...

Mizrahi Hebrew

... grammarians of the time : this included establishing the pronunciation of the guttural letters by reference to their Arabic equivalents . Three distinct ...

Grand High Witch

... " worm - eaten ". She has a somewhat guttural accent ( hence her pronunciation of England as " Inkland ") that gives her " ...

Cotentinais

... 1 . the dialect of La Hague is very guttural , in particular by the hard pronunciation of Norman aspirated H (" Hague " is typically pronounced ...

Guttural

... elite for decades . Today , the most common pronunciation of Israeli Hebrew has no guttural consonants except for variants of / r / and sometimes ...

Guttural

... elite for decades . Today , the most common pronunciation of Israeli Hebrew has no guttural consonants except for variants of / r / and sometimes ...

Джоплин, Дженис

... three voices ... the shouter ; the husky , guttural chick ; and the high wailer . When I turn ...

Diccionario de la lengua española de la Real Academia Española

... " was replaced with " J " when its pronunciation was identical to that of the guttural " J ", and the circumflex accent (^) was eliminated ...

Syrian Jews

... The Tiberian Masoretic rule , according to which the pronunciation of vocal sheva changes before yod or a guttural consonant , is recorded in the literature ( e . ...

Modern Hebrew

... way , and their liturgical Hebrew carried the same pronunciation . Some Iraqi Jews also pronounce rêš as a guttural ... . Some Iraqi Jews also pronounce rêš as a guttural ,[ clarification needed ] reflecting their dialect of Arabic . ...