rhotacism

Some think that the rhotacism is a more recent phenomenon, though.

All the other scenes including the classic "Crying" scene show him to have a rhotacism.

This is part of a wider phenomena called rhotacism.

This is not a case of rhotacism proper, since r and s are simply allophones in those positions.

Brett was born with a speech impediment, "rhotacism", that kept him from pronouncing the "R" sound correctly.

She is known for having a rhotacism, a minor speech impediment which makes her pronounce her r's as w's.

Guccini's voice is baritonal, with a noticeable rhotacism.

This is not rhotacism.

In many locations, classical Latin turned intervocalic /s/ into /r/, which is called rhotacism.

The rhotacism happens.

Some languages have regularized, giving all forms an r. Gothic retains s or z, since it did not undergo rhotacism.

First, that Eupolis made fun of Alcibiades' rhotacism.

This same pronunciation is attested in people with rhotacism and in non-native speakers of French origin.

Compare the rhotacism of alb- into arv- in the Neapolitan dialect of Italy.

There is a tendency of rhotacism, replacing intervocalic d with r. Word-final stops and in some cases word-initial a- are elided.

Lambdacism, though, long ago vanished from the Birkenfeld dialect, having given way to the other shift that is customary in Hunsrückisch: rhotacism.

Ross and others have used his rhotacism for comic effect and he is sometimes known as "Wossy," including on his Twitter feed (@wossy).

The Roman equivalent of Eos is Aurora, also a cognate showing the characteristic Latin rhotacism.

In the Only Fools and Horses episode Stage Fright, a singer's rhotacism is a central plot device.

Unfortunately Tony had a rhotacism, causing him to pronounce his R's incorrectly, making "Crying" sound more like "Cwying".

The name Caesar probably originated from a dialect of Latium which did not share the rhotacism of the Roman dialect.

There are problems in Plutarch's account, however, and it is probable that Demosthenes actually suffered rhotacism, mispronouncing ρ (r) as λ (l).

This phenomenon, however, does not include words that include an 'r' resulting from rhotacism (renti from denti) or assimilation (ranni from granni).

These non-standard patterns are largely marginalized, as rhotacism is regarded as either sign of speech-language pathology or part of the characteristics of illiterates' speech.

Because Latin single /s/ became /r/ between vowels, a phenomenon known as rhotacism, the later -ōsom evolved into the Classical Latin -ōrum.