The introduction of these clusters into the language contravenes a historical tendency within its native core vocabulary to eliminate clusters through processes such as cluster reduction and epenthesis . lists distinctively Sanskrit / Hindi biconsonantal clusters of initial and final, and distinctively Perso-Arabic / Urdu biconsonantal clusters of final.
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Unless there is evidence that the possessive'no'was once not pronounced in these names and now is, I would not regard this as epenthesis but simply as one of the oddities of Japanese orthography-in fact, one of the remnants of kanbun .-- talk ) 23 : 28, 24 September 2015 ( UTC)
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The epenthesis is a natural consequence of the transition from the nasal [ n ] to the fricative [ s ]; if the raising of the soft palate ( which converts a nasal to an oral sound ) is completed before the release of the tongue tip ( which enables a fricative sound ), then an intervening stop [ t ] naturally results.
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As a general rule, Tocharian B reflects the Proto-Tocharian vowel system more faithfully than Tocharian A, which includes a number of changes not found in Tocharian B, e . g . monophthongization of diphthongs, loss of all absolutely final vowels, loss of " ?" in open syllables, and epenthesis of " ?" to break up difficult clusters ( esp . word-finally ) that resulted from vowel losses.
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:Actually, the Tiberian pronunciation differed in a significant number of details from the pronunciation of 1000 B . C . To start with, there was no spirantization of stops in 1000 B . C ., and probably no vowel reduction or seghol epenthesis or " tone lengthening " ( or at least not in anything like the fully developed form in which these phenomena are found in Tiberian ), and there could have very well have been numerous surviving remnants of the case vowels.
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