Assertion: classical latin's use | /r/CapableOf | distinguish dico
Facets:
value: from dici
type: LOCATION
value: before vowels
type: OTHER
value: neatly
type: MANNER
value: with revolution
type: OTHER
value: with /g/
type: OTHER
value: with /k/
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The use in Italian of <ci> and <gi> to represent /tʃ/ or /dʒ/ before vowels written <a,o,u> neatly distinguishes dico 'I say' with /k/ from dici 'you say' with /tʃ/ or ghiro 'dormouse' /g/ and giro 'turn, revolution'