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The twenty-fourth symbol of the Amharic alphabet is called DÄNT and it sounds just like a letter D. Here is the table with the writing, pronunciation and examples.
The animations were made according to the instructions in the book Writing and Reading Amharic and the sounds are from the site Amharic Online. Phonetic symbols according to David Appleyard.
phonetics |
how to write it |
examples | |
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dä |
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![]() (däbdabbe) letter |
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du |
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![]() (dur) forest |
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di |
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![]() (andit) one |
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da |
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![]() (daña) judge |
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de |
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![]() (ande) once |
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dï (just d at the end of a word) |
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![]() (dïmätï) cat ![]() (wänd) man |
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do |
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![]() (doro) chicken |
Also the combination of the sounds d and wa form an eighth
symbol or “dwa”
Finally, the complete sequence in alphabetical order :
Next week, the letter J.
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