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• These are used most often for loanwords, though not exclusively:
• Some examples of modern Turkish words and the old loanwords are:
• Many loanwords from Greek names or use the original Hebrew Word.
• Today, Burushaski contains numerous loanwords from Urdu ( including Pashto.
• The Dardic languages also contain large numbers of loanwords from Burushaski.
• Me鋘kieli also contains many loanwords from Swedish pertaining to daily life.
• Not all of these loanwords have been retained in modern French.
• Some modern loanwords and new coinages do not follow these rules.
• For an example of loanword phonological borrowing in Taos loanword phonology.
• For an example of loanword phonological borrowing in Taos loanword phonology.
• It is also regular and free of loanwords, unlike English.
• The phoneme only occurs in loanwords, often borrowings from Italian.
• Only careful examination reveals the occasional loanword from a local language.
• Bagvalal has numerous loanwords from such languages as Arabic, Avar.
• Leopold also aimed to create more phonetic spellings for French loanwords.
• Loanwords abound; even loanword is borrowed, from the German Lehnwort.
• Loanwords abound; even loanword is borrowed, from the German Lehnwort.
• Most Czech loanwords originated in one of two time periods.
• Generally, though, such loanwords are just written in straight katakana.
• Its katakana counterpart is used in many loanwords, however.