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Learn Punjabi Aunkarh - Dulenkarh (Words) | Punjabi Gurmukhi Vowels With Pronunciation | Grammar
Aunkar, represented phonetically by English character u, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Aunkar is written beneath the consonant it follows by drawing a short vertical dash which may be straight, or slightly curved up on both ends (like the bottom of a very abbreviated u).
Aunkar has a short vowel sound with a single beat symbolized by u that is pronounced with the sound of u as input, which also sounds like the oo in foot, or book, and good. Aunkar is written beneath but is pronounced after the consonant. The Romanized transliteration Aunkar is a short form of simple spelling. Transliterated spellings are phonetic and may differ slightly in original Gurmukhi texts, as well as Romanized and English translations of Gurbani or Punjabi.
Aunkar
ਉਠ Stand ਕੁਰਸੀ Chair ਜੁੱਤੀ Shoe ਪੁਛ Ask
ਸੁਣ Listen ਗੁੱਸਾ Angry ਟੁਟੀ Broken ਪੁਲ Bridge
ਹੁਣ Now ਗੁਲਾਬ Rose ਤੁਹਾਡਾ Yours
ਰੁਮਾਲ Handkerchief
Aunkar is sometimes shortened further for simplicity sake of spelling may be alternately transliterated phonetically also as Ankar or Unkar The long-form Romanized spelling Aunkarh is most phonetically correct. The first syllable Kanora is pronounced au as in aura. The second syllable Gurmukhi consonant pronounced holding back air, the vowel has the short a sound of Mukta, followed by the aspirated.
Dulankar, represented phonetically by double oo, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Dulankar is written beneath the consonant it follows by drawing two short vertical dashes one under the other. The dashes may be straight, or slightly curved up on both ends. (like the bottoms of a very abbreviated u, stacked one on top of the other).
Dulankar has a long vowel sound with a double beat symbolized by oo, and for simplicity sake of spelling sometimes u. Dulankar is however, always pronounced with the sound of oo as in boot, loot, and root, also ou as in you, or UI as in a suit. Dulankar is written beneath but pronounced after the consonant.
Dulainkar
ਊਠ Camel ਸੂਰਜ Sun ਚਾਕੂ Knife ਭੂਆ Aunt
ਸੂਈ Needle ਗਊ Cow ਟੂਟੀ Tap ਭੂਰਾ Brown
ਸੂਰ Pig ਗੁਰੂ Guru ਪੂਛ Tail ਮੂਲੀ Radish
Dulankar may also be also phonetically spelled Dulainkar, or Dulenkar. The most phonetically correct long-form transliterated spelling of Dulankar is Doolainkarh. The D of Dulainkarh represents Gurmukhi consonant and is pronounced with the tongue behind upper teeth. The first syllable has the long vowel sound of oo. The second syllable is a short vowel represented by ai of Dulavan pronounced to sound like the man of the can. The third syllable Gurmukhi consonant is pronounced holding back air, the vowel has the short a sound of Mukta, followed by the aspirated.
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Aunkar, represented phonetically by English character u, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Aunkar is written beneath the consonant it follows by drawing a short vertical dash which may be straight, or slightly curved up on both ends (like the bottom of a very abbreviated u).
Aunkar has a short vowel sound with a single beat symbolized by u that is pronounced with the sound of u as input, which also sounds like the oo in foot, or book, and good. Aunkar is written beneath but is pronounced after the consonant. The Romanized transliteration Aunkar is a short form of simple spelling. Transliterated spellings are phonetic and may differ slightly in original Gurmukhi texts, as well as Romanized and English translations of Gurbani or Punjabi.
Aunkar
ਉਠ Stand ਕੁਰਸੀ Chair ਜੁੱਤੀ Shoe ਪੁਛ Ask
ਸੁਣ Listen ਗੁੱਸਾ Angry ਟੁਟੀ Broken ਪੁਲ Bridge
ਹੁਣ Now ਗੁਲਾਬ Rose ਤੁਹਾਡਾ Yours
ਰੁਮਾਲ Handkerchief
Aunkar is sometimes shortened further for simplicity sake of spelling may be alternately transliterated phonetically also as Ankar or Unkar The long-form Romanized spelling Aunkarh is most phonetically correct. The first syllable Kanora is pronounced au as in aura. The second syllable Gurmukhi consonant pronounced holding back air, the vowel has the short a sound of Mukta, followed by the aspirated.
Dulankar, represented phonetically by double oo, is one of 10 vowels of the Gurmukhi script in which Gurbani of Sikh scripture is written. Dulankar is written beneath the consonant it follows by drawing two short vertical dashes one under the other. The dashes may be straight, or slightly curved up on both ends. (like the bottoms of a very abbreviated u, stacked one on top of the other).
Dulankar has a long vowel sound with a double beat symbolized by oo, and for simplicity sake of spelling sometimes u. Dulankar is however, always pronounced with the sound of oo as in boot, loot, and root, also ou as in you, or UI as in a suit. Dulankar is written beneath but pronounced after the consonant.
Dulainkar
ਊਠ Camel ਸੂਰਜ Sun ਚਾਕੂ Knife ਭੂਆ Aunt
ਸੂਈ Needle ਗਊ Cow ਟੂਟੀ Tap ਭੂਰਾ Brown
ਸੂਰ Pig ਗੁਰੂ Guru ਪੂਛ Tail ਮੂਲੀ Radish
Dulankar may also be also phonetically spelled Dulainkar, or Dulenkar. The most phonetically correct long-form transliterated spelling of Dulankar is Doolainkarh. The D of Dulainkarh represents Gurmukhi consonant and is pronounced with the tongue behind upper teeth. The first syllable has the long vowel sound of oo. The second syllable is a short vowel represented by ai of Dulavan pronounced to sound like the man of the can. The third syllable Gurmukhi consonant is pronounced holding back air, the vowel has the short a sound of Mukta, followed by the aspirated.
Created At: H.L Studio
Music: Bally Singh
Animation : Umang Bhargava
Voice Over : Sanjana Silag
Powered By: Catrack Entertainment Pvt. LTD
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