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nasalisation - the act of nasalizing; the utterance of sounds modulated by the nasal resonators

articulation - the aspect of pronunciation that involves bringing articulatory organs together so as to shape the sounds of speech

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Relationship between mucoceles, nasal polyposis and nasalisation. Rhinology 2004;42(4):219-24.

Mucocele development after endoscopic sinus surgery for nasal polyposis: A long-term analysis

In line with the strong dispreferrence for final consonant clusters, the final n of the imperfectivity suffix is surfacing as nasalisation of the suffix vowel when followed by the past tense marker: ?unuuns [teur|u:s].

Notes on Kalkoti: a Shina language with strong Kohistani influences

Signs that may indicate a pathological process include: (i) focal changes in the neuroretinal rim eg, notching or focal thinning (Figure 1) (ii) acquired pits of the optic nerve (iii) blood vessel signs such as baring and nasalisation of vessels (Figure 2), and (iv) peri-papillary atrophy (Figure 3); if these signs are associated with corresponding visual field defects, the likelihood of glaucoma increases.

Optimising glaucoma referral: referral refinement part 5 course code: C-16277 0/D

Otherwise it changed into a nasalized vowel and in Romani the nasalisation got subsequently lost: kovlo 'soft' < OIA komala- 'tender, soft'.

Aspects of the early history of Romani

Another example where nasalisation does hot occur is kgapetlaomi (the o in -omi) (dry ice).

Towards a computational morphological analysis of Setswana compounds/'n Rekenaarmatlge morfologiese analise van samestelllngs in Setswana

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