Re: "Noon" ending word rhyme with "tanween"


Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim wrote:
Yusuf B Gursey wrote:
I don't find any basis for the claim that the [n] of tanwin is
articulalted mroe strongly (since tanwin mostly dropped out altogther,
it may have been articulated less strongly.


The Tanwin is dropped out for the very reason of being emphatic which
is not natural in speech. Femal plural suffixes like -kunna and -hunna
are avoided as well in natural speech because of the Shadda emphasis.

they are avoided because of the simplification of grammar in
colloquils.

OTOH colloquials have huwwa instead huwa "he"

Thinks of the pronunciation of "Shukran-n" or ayDan-n". The nunation
"n" is more emphatic than the "n" in "badan".

give a published reference.

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