Appendix%3ATranslingual_pronunciation

Appendix:Translingual pronunciation

of different languages, with Latin pronunciation having some normative influence for taxonomic names. Translingual symbols and characters are either not...

Appendix:Repetition

yourself that! Used to denote stuttered speech. Indicates some plurals: Translingual: a. (“artery”) → aa. English: p. (“abbreviation of page”) → pp.; seq...

Appendix:Capital letter

and Family. All-caps: Used to indicate a stressed syllable in certain pronunciation respelling systems. penicillin [pen-i-SILL-in] Terms written with capital...

Appendix:Translingual pronunciation

We do not consider this to be a sensible topic. Taxonomic names are pronounced differently by speakers of different languages, with Latin pronunciation having some normative influence for taxonomic names. Translingual symbols and characters are either not pronounced, having a name that is pronounced, or are pronounced in principle differently in each language, as may be shown in a language section for the symbol.

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