vowel

Related words

• Selbstlaut

  vowel

• Vollvokal

  vowel

• vokalisch

  vowel

• Vokal

  vowel

• umgelautet

  vowel with umlaut

• Vokale

  vowels

• Vokalwechsel

  vowel change

• Vokalabstufung

  vowel gradation

• Nasalvokal

  nasal vowel

• Bindevokal

  connecting vowel

• Kurzvokal

  short vowel

• Stammvokal

  stem vowel

• Zentralvokal

  central vowel

• Vorderzungenvokal

  front vowel

• Murmelvokal

  murmur vowel

• Ogonek

  Ogonek

• Omikron

  Omicron

• Zirkumflex

  A circumflex is a diacritical mark (ˆ) used in various languages to modify the pronunciation of a vowel or indicate an omission.

• Fließlaut

  Glide

• Knacklaut

  Glottal stop

• Vokalabstufung

  Vowel gradation refers to the change of a vowel within a word stem to indicate grammatical functions.

• ungerundet

  Unrounded

• Reduktionsvokal

  Reduced vowel

• Zentralvokal

  A central vowel is a vowel sound in which the tongue is positioned neither particularly in the front nor in the back of the mouth.

• Kurzvokal

  A short vowel is a vowel that is pronounced briefly.

• Themavokal

  Thematic vowel

• Bindevokal

  A linking vowel is a vowel that is inserted between two word parts or morphemes to ease pronunciation.

• Stammvokal

  Stem vowel

• Murmelvokal

  Murmured vowel

• Ablaut

  Ablaut, vowel gradation

• Macron

  Macron

• Vokal

  Vowel

• Schwebeablaut

  Ablaut is a phonological phenomenon in which a vowel changes its quality in certain morphological contexts.

• Öffnungslaut

  Open vowel

• Dehnungs-h

  The silent 'h' is a letter 'h' in some German words that lengthens the preceding vowel.

• Glottisschlag

  Glottal stop

• Vorderzungenvokal

  A front vowel is a vowel in whose articulation the highest point of the tongue is located in the front area of the mouth.

• Langvokal

  Long vowel; a vowel that is pronounced for a longer duration than a short vowel.

• Vollvokal

  Full vowel

• Nasalvokal

  Nasal vowel

• Vokalwechsel

  A vowel change is an alteration of the vowel in a word stem that indicates grammatical information such as number or tense.

• Entrundung

  Derounding in phonetics refers to the pronunciation of a rounded vowel as an unrounded vowel.

• Sprossvokal

  Epenthetic vowel

• glottalisieren

  To glottalize

• labialisieren

  To labialize

• palatalisiert

  Palatalized

• Ypsilon

  Upsilon, Y

• intervokalisch

  Intervocalic means that a consonant is located between two vowels.

• Lautreihe

  Sound series, phonetic sequence

Example sentences with “vowel”

1. A, E, I, O, U are vowels. (A, E, I, O, U sind Vokale.)

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