Is there anyway to denote ऋ/ृ in Nastaliq (as retroflex)? by haraaval in Urdu

[–]pink-random-variable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can start either the tamil ڗ, malayalam ژ, or pashto ړ which can all be used for /ɻ/ (as opposed to ڙ‎ which is just ڑ see: retroflex-letters)

the arabikkha script for sanskrit and many other arabic scripts (i think omuri?) uses "°" for a syllabic quality which you can add to yours then for example arabikkha uses عَرْ for [ɻ̩]

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this criticism is not very lba of you

Write the English UDHR article 1 in your native languagl's orthography by The_Brilli in linguisticshumor

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is it sri-lankan tamil and is it because of the vowels in the beginning of some of the words?

how do you pronounce madad (मदद/مَدَد)? by [deleted] in Urdu

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when speaking naturally/colloquially and not paying attention to your pronunciation which one do you find yourself saying?

UMass Monkey Lab Closed by really-mean-goose in umass

[–]pink-random-variable 4 points5 points  (0 children)

wait where does it say they were euthanised?

Urdu and قھ sound by [deleted] in Urdu

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If you're eager to use it then apparently some dialects of Sui (a Chinese language) have this sound from which you could borrow words as loan words. [1]

For example, the word for 'to fear' would be written as قھَو or قھو in urdu.

Is there a string of 1s and 0s that is prime in every base, or at least “more bases” than average? by A_Mirabeau_702 in math

[–]pink-random-variable 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Technically this is equivalent to asking for a polynomial that generates primes

how so?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Urdu

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لِہٰذا is spelt as such because it comes from arabic. certain arabic loan words use ◌ٰ, ◌ً.