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1 Doppellaut
m LING. (Diphthong) diphthong; (Konsonant) double ( oder geminate fachspr.) consonant; (Vokal) double vowel* * *Dọp|pel|lautm (LING)(Konsonant) double or geminate (spec) consonant; (Vokal) double vowel; (= Diphthong) diphthong* * *Dop·pel·lautm1. (Diphthong) diphthong* * *Doppellaut m LING (Diphthong) diphthong; (Konsonant) double ( oder geminate fachspr) consonant; (Vokal) double vowel -
2 Doppelvokal
Dọp|pel|vo|kalmdouble vowel* * *(two vowel sounds pronounced as one syllable: The vowel sound in `out' is a diphthong.) diphthong* * *Dop·pel·vo·kalm double vowel -
3 Doppelvokal
mdouble vowel
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