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--- transliterative_alphabet [2024/10/03 14:05] – [the many sounds of "o"] ken
+++ transliterative_alphabet [Unknown date] (current) – external edit (Unknown date) 127.0.0.1
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   * find an example with y - o
   * a - o
-  * null as o - see occasional alternate spellings of [[gebor]]
+  * null as o - see occasional alternate spellings of [[gebor]], and [[neheset]]
 ===the Sabbath problems===
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 As another example, consider another well known word, בעל, which is typically rendered "Baal" and pronounced with a hard A very similar to "bail" or "bale". We see that English has two different words with different spellings that match up to this pronunciation. Other possible spelling are possible as well, such as "bayel" or even "beyel". It is the latter which matches our chosen orthography, and in fact is the exact transliteration our algorithms output for בעל - [[beyel]].
+===Ghost Vowels===
+example [[pix]], [[gedol]]