The collection of terms concluding with the letter ‘u’ in the English language is relatively small compared to those ending with other vowels or consonants. Examples include “emu,” “gnu,” “menu,” “guru,” and... Read more »
Lexical items concluding in the letter “z” represent a small subset of the English vocabulary, often derived from foreign languages or representing specialized terminology. Examples include “quiz,” “buzz,” “waltz,” and “schmaltz.” The... Read more »
Lexical items terminating in the letter ‘j’ are relatively scarce in the English language. These terms are typically nouns, often transliterations or loanwords from other languages, such as Arabic or Hebrew. Examples... Read more »