更多intervocalic例句

1. An intervocalic s or sh shows a tendency to become lisped and voiced to d.
2. Intervocalic g is sometimes retained but generally it has disappeared, whilst after r and l it is still written.
3. A similar difference in pronunciation existed between antevocalic and intervocalic v, s and final f, s, see  33.
4. Vice versa, in roots with intervocalic /l/ or /r/, the /l/ or /r/ may change to /d/ when final or abutting on a consonant.