gemination

OCP effects: Gemination and antigemination, Linguistic Inquiry 17.

Moreover, stems ending in /n/ lose it in the second and third person conjugations to avoid gemination of the nasal in the singular, hence keeping the singular and plural distinct; for instance, present stem zen- 'hit' yields third singular ze-n-a versus third plural ze-n-na.

Union of teeth is considered as developmental disturbance presenting commonly as fusion and gemination. [1, 2] Fusion could be defined as a conjunction of two separated tooth germs and identify as radiographically two separate pulp chambers and root canals.

iii) Gemination (cammisa, cammara) and degemination matinata, matina, stamatina, cafe).

The frequency of other anomalies was as follows: molar-incisor hypomineralization 0.25%, turner hypoplasia 0.1%, fluorosis 0.1%, odontoma 0.1%, fusion 0.09%, gemination 0.06%, amelogenesis imperfecta 0.05%, dens invaginatus 0.03%, talon cusp 0.02%, taurodontism 0.02%, macrodontia 0.02%, dentinogenesis imperfecta 0.02%, dilaceration 0.02%, ectopic eruption 0.01% and microdontia 0.01%.

phonetic studies (gemination in Estonian, Voro and Seto laryngeals, tonal and duration variability in Livonian, and others), Udmurtology (Udmurt ethnography, the Udmurt youth, Udmurt stereotypes, Udmurt religion in Bashkortostan, and others), or aspects of Finnish linguistics (non-finite person marking, temporal converbs, the predicative function of the reflexive suffix, sound change in Medieval Finnish, the Finnish grammar by Rasmus Rask, and others).

finds in them an "almost obsessive 'gemination' which

Gemination is considered a rare developmental dental anomaly affecting the morphology of teeth.

Dd, Ff, and Ll signify a pronunciation distinct from D, F, and L, and should not be construed as gemination, as in Italian and Finnish.

Effect of Rhizobium on seed gemination and growth of plants.