e/Begadkefat

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has gloss	eng: Begadkefat (also begadkephat) is the name given to a phenomenon of spirantization affecting most plosive sounds of Hebrew and Aramaic when they are preceded by a vowel. The phenomenon occurs with b (beth), g (gimel), d (daleth), k (kaph), p (pe), t (taw), becoming respectively [β] (or [v]), [ɣ], [ð], [χ], [ɸ] (or [f]) and [θ]. In Modern Hebrew only b (bet), k (kaf) and p (pe) have a fricative variant whereas g (gimal), d (dalet) and t (tav) always remain acoustically and phonologically indistinguishable; in Yiddish also t (tav) has an fricative variant which is . The name of the phenomenon is made up with these 6 consonants, mixed with haphazard vowels for the sake of pronunciation: BeGaDKePaT. The Hebrew term בֶּגֶ״ד כֶּפֶ״ת (Modern Heb. pronun. ) denotes the letters themselves (rather than the phenomenon of spirantization).
lexicalization	eng: Begadkefat
instance of	(noun) a Semitic alphabet used since the 5th century BC for writing the Hebrew language (and later for writing Yiddish and Ladino) Hebraic alphabet, Hebrew script, Hebrew alphabet

Meaning
Italian
has gloss	ita: Begadkefat (anche begadkephat) è il nome di un fenomeno di spirantizzazione che colpisce la maggior parte delle occlusive dellebraico e dellaramaico quando siano precedute da vocale. Tale fenomeno si ha con b (beth), g (gimel), d (daleth), k (kaph), p (pe), t (taw), che, dopo vocale, diventano rispettivamente [β] (o [v]), [ɣ], [ð], [χ], [ɸ] (o [f]) e [θ]. Il nome stesso di questo fenomeno è formato da queste sei lettere, inframmezzate da vocali a caso per permetterne la pronuncia: BeGaDKePaT.
lexicalization	ita: Begadkefat