What is the pronunciation of O with macron and breve?
The question can be related to Latin as well: macron and breve together sometimes mark ambiguity, and the root is related to the Latin word nomen. If you could edit the question a bit …
pronunciation - What effect should a macron have on the sound …
A macron usually indicates that the modified vowel is long. In the context of Latin, "long vowel" should be understood quite literally: keep making the vowel sound until a longer period of time …
On Macrons and Vowels - Latin Language Stack Exchange
Latin vowels can be short or long, and a macron is a sign that a vowel is long. Rōma has a macron over the O because the O in that word happens to be a long vowel. None of the …
classical latin - How do I know where to place macrons? - Latin ...
2019年2月27日 · Macrons were not used in classical Latin. See this separate question for the arrival of the macron. I should also point out that there also a sign to indicate short vowels: the …
When were macrons first used to mark Latin text?
A macron is a diacritical mark, which, in modern Latin texts, is sometimes used to mark a long vowel: ā, ē, ī, ō, ū, ȳ. From Roman uses of diacritical marks, I understand that the ancient …
The correct use of the breve in Latin
2021年6月30日 · The diaeresis is a common way to mark broken diphthongs. If either vowel has a macron or a breve, then the two vowels are understood to be in different syllables instead of …
How is rego(long) in English a cognate of rogo(long) in Latin?
2023年6月9日 · On the page in question (322 in my edition), rego is in bold (unlike all the other clearly English words), and the o has a macron; both of which would seem to indicate that …
Is long vowel feature completely lost in deviated languages?
2019年4月30日 · /i e e ɛ a a ɔ o o u / This seven-vowel system is what was inherited into the earliest forms of Romance, with length being entirely gone. The mid vowels /ɛ ɔ/ tended to …
idiom - En Marche ! in Latin - Latin Language Stack Exchange
2017年5月8日 · Macron's victory in France has got me wondering what would be the best way to capture the phrase "En Marche" in Latin? My first thought was to use the incedere with …
Reservoir Dogs: "Let's go to work" in Latin
2017年5月13日 · There are two ways to write Latin: with macron or without macron. (Obviously there are other ways, such as with apices, with breves, etc.) Macrons are used in a more …