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A total of twenty-seven (27) entries beginning with the double hyphen (--) are found as entries in the ''[[MoeDict]]'', which uses the [[TRS]] romanization. In MTL, these words would begin with the [[ | A total of twenty-seven (27) entries beginning with the double hyphen (--) are found as entries in the ''[[MoeDict]]'', which uses the [[TRS]] romanization. In MTL, these words would begin with the [[backquote]]. Below is the list of those words, converted to MTL, ordered by index. Twenty three (23) of these words are single syllable (monosyllables), and of those, 18 are ''thex'' ([[theaji|borrowed]]) readings. | ||
[[File:MoeDict - Twenty-seven words beginning with the grave accent.mp3]] | [[File:MoeDict - Twenty-seven words beginning with the grave accent.mp3]] |
Revision as of 17:51, 27 April 2018
A total of twenty-seven (27) entries beginning with the double hyphen (--) are found as entries in the MoeDict, which uses the TRS romanization. In MTL, these words would begin with the backquote. Below is the list of those words, converted to MTL, ordered by index. Twenty three (23) of these words are single syllable (monosyllables), and of those, 18 are thex (borrowed) readings.
File:MoeDict - Twenty-seven words beginning with the grave accent.mp3
- `cidkoar [--tsi̍t-kuá]
- `liawliao [--liáu-liáu]
- `jixpoxchit'ar [--jī-pōo-tshit-á]
- `hvoq [--honnh]
- `aq [--ah]
- `niq [--nih]
- `neq [--neh]
- `ee [--ê]
- `leq [--leh]
- `aiq [--aih]
- `liq [--lih]
- `hngq [--hngh]
- `hvaq [--hannh]
- `iøq [--ioh]
- `aq [--ah]
- `laq [--lah]
- `eq [--eh]
- `eq [--eh]
- `oeq [--ueh]
- `oq [--ooh]
- `bøtvafkirn [--bô-tánn-kín]
- `lie [--lí]
- `zheq [--tsheh]
- `maq [--mah]
- `heq [--heh]
- `hiøq [--hioh]
- `loq [--looh]