A nasal trill has been described from some dialects of Romanian, and is posited as an intermediate historical step in rhotacism.
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"Rhotacism " may also refer to an excessive or idiosyncratic use of the letter " r ".
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Rhotacism, for example, was largely complete in West Germanic at a time when North Germanic runic inscriptions still clearly distinguished the two phonemes.
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Bulgarian linguist Vladimir I . Georgiev posits that that Albanians descend from a Dacian population from Moesia, now the rhotacism of " n ".
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In some South Slavic languages, rhotacism occasionally changes a voiced palatal fricative to a dental or alveolar tap or trill when it occurs between vowels:
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Lambdacism, though, long ago vanished from the Birkenfeld dialect, having given way to the other shift that is customary in Hunsr�ckisch : rhotacism.
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A parallel may be found in the pre-classical history of Latin, where a phenomenon called rhotacism affected all instances of intervocalic turning them into.
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Either by looking up Estuary English, or by looking up Elmer Fudd, Bugs would have been presented with links to R-labialisation and rhotacism.
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Ross and others have used his rhotacism for comic effect and he is sometimes known as " Wossy, " including on his Twitter feed ( @ wossy ).
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Eric introduces Raquel, who starts singing " rhotacism, causing him to pronounce his R's incorrectly, making " Crying " sound more like " Cwying ".
