sharp-long
sharp-long adjective: denoting a long vowel in Middle Dutch that was also long in Old Dutch, rather than being lengthened later.
Adjective
sharp-long (not comparable)
- Denoting a long vowel in Middle Dutch that was also long in Old Dutch, rather than being lengthened later.
- Antonyms:
- soft-long
Antonyms of sharp-long
Questions about sharp-long
- What does sharp-long mean?
- Sharp-long means denoting a long vowel in Middle Dutch that was also long in Old Dutch, rather than being lengthened later.
- What part of speech is sharp-long?
- Sharp-long is an adjective.
Words near sharp-long in the dictionary
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