Words Related to Linguistics - Phonology

coda

noyau

début

groupe

paire minimale

règle phonologique

a phonological process where a sound becomes more similar to a neighboring sound in terms of one or more of its phonetic features

élision

a phonological process in which two similar or adjacent sounds in a word become less similar or distinct from each other

a phonological process in which a sound or phoneme is inserted into a word, typically to break up a consonant cluster or improve phonotactic constraints

effacement

trait distinctif

conjoncture

a phonological process in which sounds or syllables in a word are rearranged or switched positions, resulting in a change in the order of phonemes or syllables within the word

neutralisation

the relative loudness, prominence, or audibility of speech sounds, often associated with their acoustic properties and the degree of constriction in the vocal tract during their production

langage stressé

langage chronométré par syllabes

lénition

rendaku

sandhi

gradation des consonnes

a phonological process in which vowels within a word or across adjacent words become more similar or assimilate to each other in terms of certain phonetic features, typically involving vowel height, backness, or rounding

ton sandhi

a language in which variations in pitch or tone can distinguish different words or convey different meanings

a phonological process in which adjacent or alternating segments in a word share a common feature, resulting in the assimilation or co-occurrence of certain articulatory or acoustic characteristics

syncope

digramme

the process of producing a sound with nasal resonance, where air flows through the nasal cavity while a sound is being articulated

insertion

prothèse

dévotion du terminal

a phonological phenomenon where a vowel in a word changes systematically to indicate grammatical or derivational distinctions, often resulting in different word forms or meanings

assimilation régressive

haplologie

voix intervocalique

réduction des voyelles

palatalisation

vrddhi

the linguistic phenomenon where two or more adjacent words merge together, typically resulting in the contraction or fusion of sounds or syllables

a phonological phenomenon where a consonant sound is not pronounced in a particular position within a word or a specific language context, often resulting in a phonetic gap or absence of sound

any of the variant forms of a morpheme, which are phonetically or phonologically conditioned

symbolisme sonore

a unit of phonological timing that determines the length or duration of a syllable or a vowel sound

allomorphe nul

a phonological process in which one or more consonants in a consonant cluster are omitted or simplified in pronunciation

rhotacisme

palindrome

onomatopée

thème de téléphone