The Sound of 'ற': An Allophonic Perspective

ஓரெழுத்து மூன்றோசைகள்

Authors

  • ச.முருகேசபாண்டியன். M.A., PG Dip.in JMC.   உதவி இயக்குநர் (ப.நி.) Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13956396

Keywords:

வல்லினமெய், றகர ஓசைகள்

Abstract

Generally, in any language, each letter has a unique pronunciation sound. Some letters have a certain sound when pronounced alone and a strong or soft sound when pronounced with other letters. Some letters have the same sound whether pronounced alone or with other letters. This 'phonological inversion' is also present in Tamil letters. Although there are many letters in Tamil that have their own unique sounds everywhere, some letters also change their sounds depending on the place. Letters that change their sounds and are pronounced with a different sound from their own sounds can be referred to as 'erosai' letters. In this way, when there are letters in Tamil that give two types of sounds, it is surprising that only one letter can express three sounds in three different positions. Such a special thing is the strong consonant "". How is this letter pronounced with three sounds..? Is this correct..? Is there any alternative to this..? What does the grammar say..? This research explains all this.

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Author Biography

  • ச.முருகேசபாண்டியன். M.A., PG Dip.in JMC.   உதவி இயக்குநர் (ப.நி.)

    ச.முருகேசபாண்டியன். M.A., PG Dip.in JMC.   உதவி இயக்குநர் (ப.நி.), அகில இந்திய வானொலி,  F-1. சான்பீல்டு அடுக்ககம்,   15/1. ஜெ.என். நகர் 3வது தெரு,   தபால் தந்தி நகர் பிரதான சாலை,   மதுரை - 625017.  கைபேசி: 94424 41008.

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Published

01-09-2024

How to Cite

S. Murugesapandian. (2024). The Sound of ’ற’: An Allophonic Perspective: ஓரெழுத்து மூன்றோசைகள். KALANJIYAM - International Journal of Tamil Studies, 3(04), 32-41. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13956396

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