...LINGUALS. 487. Of the Arabic linguale Lepsius says — " In their formation, the breadth of the tongue either touches or approaches the whole anterior space...— " The tip of the tongue being brought against (he lack of (he upper gums tightly, forms t, and loosely, forms d."* Here we think that the only difference...

...belongs as exclusively to the Arabic and cognate languages. In its formation, the breadth of the tongue either touches or approaches the whole anterior space...palate as far as the teeth, its tip being turned below. It is consequently entirely different from the Indian cerebrals, although these, too, are frequently...

...belongs as exclusively to the Arabic and cognate languages. In their formation, the breadth of the tongue either touches or approaches the whole anterior space...as far as the teeth', its tip being turned below. It is consequently entirely different from the Indian cerebrals, although these, too, are frequently...

...guttural movement of the tongue are combined.i With respect to the former, the breadth of the tongue either touches or approaches the whole anterior space...the hard palate as far as the teeth, its tip being rather turned below. It is consequently entirely different from the Indian cerebrals, although these,...

...movement of the tongue are combined. i With respect to the former, the breadth of the tongue cither touches or approaches the whole anterior space of the hard palate as far as the teeth, its tip being rather turned below. It is consequently entirely different from the Indian cerebrals, although these,...

...With respect to the former, the breadtl of the tongue either touches or approaches the whole anterio space of the hard palate as far as the teeth, its tip being rather turned below. It is consequently entirely different fron the Indian cerebrate, although these,...

...between these two sounds. 1 They are pronounced with the forepart of the tongue, the breadth of which approaches the whole anterior space of the hard palate as far as the teeth, the tip of the tongue being slightly turned downwards, and the throat being at the same time narrowed...

...zahnfleische mehr fùllt» 1. Il exprime ailleurs la même idée en disant: «The breadth of the tongue either touches or approaches the whole anterior space...the hard palate as far as the teeth, its tip being rather turned below» 2. Qu'on compare aussi Bauer, Das palàstinische arabischs, qui sur la prononciation...

...Zahnfleische mehr füllt» l. II exprime ailleurs la même idée en disant: «The breadth of the tongue either touches or approaches the whole anterior space...the hard palate as far as the teeth, its tip being rather turned below» *. Qu'on compare aussi Bauer, Das palästinische arabische, qui sur la prononciation...