Society for Pure English, Tract 02 - On English Homophones by Robert Seymour Bridges;Society for Pure English
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Transcriber's Note: Phonetic characters are represented by the
following symbols: [e] = upside-down "e" = schwa [er] = italicized inverted "e" = r-colored schwa [a] = lower-case alpha [o] = open "o" (appears as upside-down "c") = open-mid back rounded vowel [ng] = "eng" character = velar nasal [n.] = "n" with inferior dot = devoiced "n" [=u] = "u" with macron [s] = "esh" (or long "s") character = voiceless palatoalveolar (or postalveolar) fricative [z] = "ezh" (or "yogh") character = voiced palatoalveolar (or postalveolar) fricative [ts] = t + "esh" = voiceless palatoalveolar (or postalveolar) affricate [dz] = d + "ezh" = voiced palatoalveolar (or postalveolar) affricate _S.P.E._ _TRACT NO. II_ ON ENGLISH HOMOPHONES BY |
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