 | Horace Hayman Wilson - 1841 - 478 pàgines
...letters, Ч^^^ггтТ'ЧЧЧ^ТЧ^. Soft or sonant, ПТГТ CHAPTER II. SANDHI COMBINATION OF LETTERS. CONTRIVANCES for avoiding the concurrence of harsh...such as the elision of a final ' e' before an initial e e' in such a concurrence as " the etherial height of heaven," which it was formerly the fashion to... | |
 | Horace Hayman Wilson - 1847 - 524 pàgines
...letters, <*^'^'§7S'ir'*I^TB'^I'^?T. Soft or sonant, n V 7 ' CHAPTER II. SANDHI COMBINATION OF LETTERS. CONTRIVANCES for avoiding the concurrence of harsh...to say nothing of the synalepha and ecthlipsis of Latin verse, " Monstr5 horrend' inform' ingens," &c. Other instances of a regard for euphony, however,... | |
 | Vedeha (Thera) - 1852 - 560 pàgines
...avoiding the concur* rence of harsh or incongruous sounds, or the unpleasing hiatus which •rises from keeping sounds apart that are disposed to coalesce,...prosodial than grammatical; such as the elision of a final * before an initial t in such a concurrence " as the etherial height of heaven," which it was formerly... | |
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CHAPTER II. SANDHI COMBINATION OF LETTERS. CONTRIVANCES for avoiding the concurrence of harsh or incongruous sounds, or the unpleasing hiatus which arises from keeping sounds apart that are disposed to coalesce, are not wanting in all languages. They... 