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m Undid revision 1061301057 by Mahmudmasri (talk); the sentence was about comparing "proper" /raːdijuː/ which follows Standard phonotactics and the much more common but less "proper" /raːdjoː/, the phonetic pronunciation would vary from speaker to speaker and transcribing it as [ɾɑ(ː)djo] is unnecessary and gives preference to certain pronunciations over others. |
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Super-heavy syllables are usually not allowed except word finally,<ref name="Ryding2005" /> but CVVC syllables can be found in the active participles of geminate Form I verbs, like in {{wikt-lang|ar|حاج}} {{IPA|/ħaːdd͡ʒ/}} "pilgrim", {{wikt-lang|ar|مادة}} {{IPA|/maːdda(h)/}} "substance, matter", {{wikt-lang|ar|كافة}} {{IPA|/kaːffa(h)/}} "entirely", {{wikt-lang|ar|سام}} {{IPA|/saːmm/}} "poisonous", {{wikt-lang|ar|جاف}} {{IPA|/d͡ʒaːff/}} "dry", {{wikt-lang|ar|عام}} {{IPA|/ʕaːmm/}} "public, general", {{wikt-lang|ar|خاص}} {{IPA|/χaːsˤsˤ/}} "private, special", and {{wikt-lang|ar|حار}} {{IPA|/ħaːrr/}} "hot, spicy".<ref name="Ryding2005" />
Loans can use illegal syllable structures depending on the speaker like pronouncing {{wikt-lang|ar|راديو}} as {{IPA|/
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