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different diaphonemes: A
first diaphoneme for
words like late (⫽e⫽), a
second diaphoneme for
words like wait (⫽ei⫽), and a
third diaphoneme for words...
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These charts give a
diaphoneme for each sound,
followed by its
realization in
different dialects. The
symbols for the
diaphonemes are
given in bold, followed...
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languages (especially Sicilian), and also uses ⟨j⟩ for /j/. In Basque, the
diaphoneme represented by ⟨j⟩ has a
variety of
realizations according to the regional...
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Alphabetic principle Alternation (linguistics)
Complementary distribution Diaphoneme Diphone Emic and etic Free
variation Initial-stress-derived noun International...
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called letters that
correspond to
spoken phonemes—or more
technically to
diaphonemes.
Alphabets are
generally classified into
three subtypes, with abjads...
- All AAVE
vowels Pure
vowels (monophthongs)
English diaphoneme AAVE
phoneme Example words /æ/ [æ~ɛː~ɛə] act, pal, trap [ɛː~ɛə~eə] (/æ/ raising) ham, land...
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speech as the
vowel [ɛ]. The PALM
vowel /ɑː/ is
mostly [aː]. The BATH
diaphoneme is
mostly to be
identified with this
vowel (see trap-bath split) The THOUGHT...
- allophone. Allo-
Allophonic rule
Allomorph Alternation (linguistics)
Diaphoneme List of
phonetics topics R.
Jakobson (1961),
Structure of
Language and...
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parallel operator stylized in pseudo-italics a
caesura in
musical notation a
diaphoneme in
linguistic transcription Slash (punctuation)
Backslash /\ (disambiguation)...
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consequently likely to use the
rhotic [ɝ]
sound (as in
General American) for the
diaphoneme /ɜːr/ when
preconsonantal (as in bird), even if they use non-rhotic pronunciations...
