Assertion: long vowel | /r/HasProperty | /zˤaːˈhira/ phenomenon
Facets:
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: in careful speech pronunciations of loanwords
type: OTHER
value: with similar shapes
type: OTHER
value: from classical arabic
type: OTHER
value: as in /qaːˈhira/
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: All long vowels are shortened when followed by two consonants (including geminated consonants), and also in unstressed syllables, though they are sometimes kept long in careful speech pronunciations of loanwords, as in /qaːˈhira/ ('Cairo') and a few other borrowings from Classical Arabic with similar shapes, such as /zˤaːˈhira/ ('phenomenon').