| 1. | In conservative Serbo-Croatian dialects of Lithuanian circumflex, due to their phonetic similarity.
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| 2. | This, taken together with the phonetic similarity of'Aeron'and'Ayr', suggests the location of Aeron.
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| 3. | The name is often confused with " Flesher ", due to the phonetic similarity.
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| 4. | It is not phonetic similarity which matters when utilizing the comparative method, but regular sound correspondences.
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| 5. | This approach is based on the idea that letters that share a phonetic similarity, have similar meaning.
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| 6. | Both equations are based on phonetic similarity.
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| 7. | Others have created Hebrew names based on phonetic similarity with their original family name : Golda Meyersohn became Golda Meir.
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| 8. | Animal's language ( Khaufpuri ) requires readers to recognize phonetic similarities to English and etymological cues ( e . g.
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| 9. | By the mid-1980s, public awareness of the disease AIDS caused problems for the brand due to the phonetic similarity of names.
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| 10. | The Mavens at Random House suggest that the phonetic similarity between " hill and " h---" likely led to the expression.
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