The short vowels, such as /æ/, can be checked
by various consonants. And, amongst the rimes
formed, those of the voiceless (tenuous and
not aspirated) palatal and retroflex stops,
{ic}
{ûT}, and the unusual nasals
{ïng},
{iñ},
{ûN} are the most interesting in inter-language
transcription, either because of their fricative
or nasal sounds. Before we go into inter-transcription
between Burmese and English, we will study
the relationship between Pali and Sanskrit,
because Pal-Myan is related to Bur-Myan
(Tibeto-Burman), and Skt-Dev to Eng-Lat
(Indo-European). Our study will serve as
an introduction to TIL Pali English Dictionary
which I hope to write later - UKT110625.
See Section 3 - PED-indx.htm.
{iz~}
अज्