Consonants meaning in malayalam
Word: Consonants
Consonants definition
Noun:
(linguistics,phonetics) a speech sound that is not a vowel
(linguistics) a letter of the alphabet standing for a spoken consonant
Adjective:
involving or characterized by harmony
involving or characterized by harmony
in keeping
Ex: salaries agreeable with current trends
Related definition of ConsonantsNoun:
(linguistics,phonetics) a speech sound that is not a vowel
(linguistics) a letter of the alphabet standing for a spoken consonant
Adjective:
involving or characterized by harmony
involving or characterized by harmony
in keeping
Ex: salaries agreeable with current trends
Yais Initial In Dravidian Pronouns (yaan , Or Njaan , Yaavan) ; Hardly In Any Verbal Root . It Changes Readily With Palatal Consonants , As Yavanan — Chonakan , Jonakan ; (chaamam Fr . Yaamam) ; Arayan , Raayar Fr . Raajaa ; Dasha Mukhan Tdbh . Theyamukan Etc . Initial Ya Is Often Found In The Form Of E (yeauvanam — Evvanam SG . ; Eman = Yaman) , Of Nja (njaan Fr . Yaan) , And Even Na (yugam — Nukam) . Some Ya Are Derived From Va(aayiram Fr . Sahasram , C . Saa Viram ; Ariyikka Fr . Arivikka) By The Influence Of Palatal Vowels . Final Ya Is Frequently Dropped (as Thengaayu , Thengaa , Thenga ; Vaayi & Vaa) .
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