1. Austronesian is characterized by disyllabic roots, whereas Tai Kadai is predominantly monosyllabic. 2. Many Chinese monosyllables have alternative disyllabic forms with virtually identical meaning see. 3. Morphologically, ideophones are typically disyllabic and have a word-final coda. 4. According to their phonological behaviour, these are disyllabic words and not trisyllabic. 5. The best distinction from the yellow-browed warbler is the more disyllabic call. 6. In Modern Javanese, a disyllabic root is of the following type : nCsvVnCsvVC. 7. However, they had reached the Southeast Asia mainland disyllabic and non-tonal. 8. Basic Malay words are disyllabic , i . e ., they have two syllables. 9. In modern Mandarin, however, most nouns, adjectives and verbs are largely disyllabic . 10. Roots are sometimes monosyllabic, but mostly disyllabic or a word consisting of two syllables.
