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| accent = The spelling of this word uses accents, which are sometimes used to aid in pronunciation. See [[{{{2}}}]]. | | accent = The spelling of this word uses accents, which are sometimes used to aid in pronunciation. See [[{{{2}}}]]. | ||
| alt = alternative form of [[{{{2}}}]] | |||
| careful = This is the slow, deliberate pronunciation of [[{{{2}}}]]. | |||
| conversational = This is the conversational pronunciation of [[{{{2}}}]]. | | conversational = This is the conversational pronunciation of [[{{{2}}}]]. | ||
| form = This word is believed to be an [[:Template:ALT | alternative form]] of [[{{{2}}}]]. | | form = This word is believed to be an [[:Template:ALT | alternative form]] of [[{{{2}}}]]. | ||
| form2 = This is an [[:Template:ALT | alternative form]] of [[{{{2}}}]]. | |||
| forms = '''[[:Template:ALT |alternative forms]]:''' | | forms = '''[[:Template:ALT |alternative forms]]:''' | ||
| ʔ add = This word has an alternative form [[{{{2}}}]] with an extra glottal stop (ʔ). | |||
| ʔ drop end = This word has an alternative form [[{{{2}}}]], which has a word-final glottal stop (ʔ). | |||
| pronunciation = This word is believed to be an alternative pronunciation of [[{{{2}}}]]. | | pronunciation = This word is believed to be an alternative pronunciation of [[{{{2}}}]]. | ||
| pronunciations = '''alternative pronunciations:''' | | pronunciations = '''alternative pronunciations:''' | ||
Latest revision as of 08:23, 26 April 2017
An alternative form is a spelling that is believed to not follow the spelling system developed by Thom Hess and used in works such as Lushootseed Dictionary. Examples include spellings in an older books and spellings that show the stress with an accent mark.