Re: How to mark Tech ejectives and syllabics using Arabic script
From: | David Peterson <digitalscream@...> |
Date: | Monday, January 21, 2002, 6:22 |
In a message dated 01/19/02 12:26:42 PM, dawier@YAHOO.COM writes:
<< So I welcome comments as to whether this is in character and tradition with
Arabic script. >>
Since no one else said anything, I thought I might as well. Your idea is
rather inventive. :) What's more, it kind of makes sense: the glottal stop
symbol being associated with ejectives, and the maddah whose effect is to
lengthen the /a/ vowel (I don't know if that was its initial purpose) is used
to syllabify nasals and liquids. Excellent. Bravo! ~:D I don't think I
would have ever thought of that.
-David
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