Tradução de "diphthong" para a língua portuguesa:
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| The diphthong ει had already merged with ι in the 5th century BC in Argos, and by the 4th century BC in Corinth (e.g. | O ditongo 'ει' já havia se fundido com ι no século V a.C.em regiões como Argos ou no século IV em Corinto (e.g. |
| Simple vowels and diphthongs (original and spurious ones) can be followed by a , which was likely pronounced as the second element of a diphthong with roughly the sound of . | Simple vowels and diphthongs (real or false ones) can be followed by a which was likely pronounced as the second element of a diphthong with roughly the sound of u. |
| Generally, words including affixes have a high pitch on the stem, or on the first syllable if it is closed or has a diphthong, while other words have the high pitch on the second syllable, although there are exceptions to this generalization. | Em geral, as palavras com afixos ficam com a tonicidade na raiz ou na primeira sílaba se a mesma a for fechada ou se contiver um ditongo. |
| It seems likely that this is more of an instance of phonetic coalescence than of phonological diphthongs (such as, for example, the sound in the French word paille ( straw ), which is not the diphthong but rather a vowel followed by an approximant) alew olive oil ( Latin oleum ), snáiws ( snow ), lasiws tired (English lazy ). | It seems likely that this is more of an instance of phonetic coalescence than of phonological diphthongs (such as, for example, the sound in the French word paille ( straw ), which is not the diphthong ai but rather a vowel followed by an approximant) alew ( olive oil , derived from the Latin oleum ), snáiws snaius ( snow ), lasiws (or possibly lasijus, or lasiws tired , cognate to the English lazy ). |
