AssyrianBahra
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Hi,
I have a question about the letter "yuut." If yuut is at the end of a word, but does not have a vowel sound, how is it pronounced or aspirated? Simple example of my question:
Conjugating the verb, "to be," for second person singular feminine: "Atee Eewat"
The way it's spelled out, "At" is spelled Alap ptakha, noon talkana, taw, and yuut with no vowel marker. And Eewat is spelled yoot khwasa wow ptakha taw yuut with no vowel marker. So do we pronounce the yuut at the end of eewat, or is that silent, even though there's not a talkana? I just realized it's hard to ask a surit question when typing with English letters..
Thanks,
Julia
I have a question about the letter "yuut." If yuut is at the end of a word, but does not have a vowel sound, how is it pronounced or aspirated? Simple example of my question:
Conjugating the verb, "to be," for second person singular feminine: "Atee Eewat"
The way it's spelled out, "At" is spelled Alap ptakha, noon talkana, taw, and yuut with no vowel marker. And Eewat is spelled yoot khwasa wow ptakha taw yuut with no vowel marker. So do we pronounce the yuut at the end of eewat, or is that silent, even though there's not a talkana? I just realized it's hard to ask a surit question when typing with English letters..
Thanks,
Julia