It has also been suggested that " gabr " might be a mispronunciation of Arabic " kafir " " unbeliever, " but this theory has been rejected on linguistic grounds both phonetic and semantic : " there is no unusual sound in " kafir " that would require phonetic modification ",
2.
The modern name " Sacav�m " might have come from the Arabic language; for many years experts believed that it came from the word " aagabi " ( " next " or " in the neighbourhood " in this case, of Lisbon, an important city even during Moorish period ) latinised to " sacabis,-is ", becoming " sacabem " in the accusative case, and hence, by phonetic modifications during the centuries, " Sacav�m ".
How to say phonetic modification in Hindi and what is the meaning of phonetic modification in Hindi? phonetic modification Hindi meaning, translation, pronunciation, synonyms and example sentences are provided by Hindlish.com.
Mobile