RE: Bordering clearly between Mordern Mongolian and Ancient Mongolian solution.

Hi Jirimutu,


1.)    I am of the understanding and training that the 1825 will never occur in the context of the first example nor the 1823 – it will always be the 1826/1824 post initial syllable. Even in the case of the suffix DUGAR/DUEGER is never going to be DOGAR/DOEGER. I think the first example is not valid. The second example is QOEOE? What is the meaning?

2.)    I don’t see the issue here a.) 1830-1822-1837-1824 b.) 1831-1822-1837-1824 c.) 1835-1822-1830-1822-1822-180E-1821 d.) 1835-1822-1831-1822-1822-180E-1821 e.) 1839-1820-1831-1822-1830. In my training, the undotted form is always 1830. There is assimilation occurring at the S-I juncture causing the alveolar S to be voiced as the alveolar lateral SH, but the orthographical 1830 is retained. I don’t know whether the preferred spelling is a.) or b.) , c.) or d.) but I would think that there is a preference. Possibly variant spellings.

3.)    Will comment later

Could we get further comment on this from other native speakers?

Thanks,
Greg

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Subject: RE: Bordering clearly between Mordern Mongolian and Ancient Mongolian solution.

Hi Greg,

Please find attached override examples for the three characters.

Thanks and Best Regards,

Jirimutu
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