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On Apr 8, 2004, at 8:14 PM, Isaac Penzev wrote:
/t./ ta' + superposed t.a' /d./ da' + superposed t.a' /n./ nun + superposed t.a' /s./ sin + superposed t.a'I uderstand your desire for uniformity, but aren't /s/, /d./ and /t./ denoted with standard characters U+0635, U+0636 and U+637?
I think /./ here means 'retroflex', not 'emphatic', so this is just the standard Urdu way of doing it (which confused me to know end the first few times i saw it).
-Stephen (Steg)
'the creator thought that one language would be enough,
but Raven thought differently, and made many.'
~ the bella coola, according to hyde
(as quoted by hanuman zhang)