quadriliteral造句

• Verbs based on quadriliteral roots ( roots with four consonants ) also exist.
• The word root is often an abstract series of three consonants, though single consonant, biliteral, and quadriliteral roots do exist.
• The method of coining a quadriliteral name from the consonants of a phrase is paralleled by the name " Hamdala " for " Alhamdulillah ".
• The same derivational system of augmentations exists, including triliteral Forms I through X and quadriliteral Forms I and II, constructed largely in the same fashion ( the rare triliteral Forms XI through XV and quadriliteral Forms III and IV have vanished ).
• The same derivational system of augmentations exists, including triliteral Forms I through X and quadriliteral Forms I and II, constructed largely in the same fashion ( the rare triliteral Forms XI through XV and quadriliteral Forms III and IV have vanished ).
• The word " basmala " was derived from a slightly unusual procedure, in which the first four pronounced consonants of the phrase " bismi-ll
  
  hi . . . " were used as a quadriliteral consonantal root : b-s-m-l ( } }.