| Change log entry 68757 | |
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| Processed by: | richwarm (2019-12-23 00:19:11 GMT) |
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<< review queue entry 65485 - submitted by 'vermillon' >> This is all wrong: - "rhyming part of a syllable", i.e. the rhyme is "韻", composed of nucleus+coda. The "rhyme tail" is the "coda" (also meaning "tail"). - "medial" (which isn't a vowel) refers to the part between the consonantal onset and the rhyme, i.e. /j/, /w/, /y/ in Chinese (qia, chua, lüe) I think "coda" is enough of a definition, but if we add more, it would be something like "part of the syllable that follows the vocalic nucleus". |
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- 韻尾 韵尾 [yun4 wei3] /the rhyming part of a syllable/in a Chinese syllable, the medial vowel plus final consonant (if any)/ # + 韻尾 韵尾 [yun4 wei3] /(linguistics) coda/ + 韻尾 韵尾 [yun4 wei3] /(phonology) coda, the part of a syllable that follows its vocalic nucleus (e.g. "u" in kòu or "n" in běn)/ |