On <wh> and <hw> in Cornish orthography Michael Everson[removed]The Old Cornish Vocabulary was written by a Cornish speaker who was translating a Latin-Old English word-list into a Latin-Old Cornish word-list. He used - Labialized velar consonant - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	On and in Cornish orthography Michael Everson[removed]The Old Cornish Vocabulary was written by a Cornish speaker who was translating a Latin-Old English word-list into a Latin-Old Cornish word-list. He used Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-03-22 11:45:22 Open Document File Size: 143,39 KB Share Result on Facebook City Baltimore / New York / / Company Johns Hopkins University Press / / Continent North America / / Country United Kingdom / Scotland / Ireland / / IndustryTerm father-in-law / corrected printing / / NaturalFeature Wheal Bal Hill / / Organization Johns Hopkins University / / Person James A. Walker / Hwelan Vrân / Norman French / Cassidy / Michael Everson / Edward Lhuyd / Lhuyd Hwelan Tshei / William III / Richard N. Ringler / / Position Cornish speaker / author / / SocialTag Cornish nationalism Voiceless labio-velar approximant Wheal Vor W Ch Labialized velar consonant Cornish people Old English Trigraph Linguistics

On and in Cornish orthography Michael Everson[removed]The Old Cornish Vocabulary was written by a Cornish speaker who was translating a Latin-Old English word-list into a Latin-Old Cornish word-list. He usedAdd to Reading List