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1 fonetik
phonetics " sesbilgisi; phonetic" sesçil -
2 sesbilgisi
phonetics fonetik -
3 ağızsıl
phonetics oral (as opposed to nasal). - ünlü oral vowel. - ünsüz oral consonant. -
4 benzeşen
phonetics vowel or consonant affected by assimilation. -
5 benzeşmezlik
phonetics dissimilation. -
6 damaksıllaşma
phonetics palatalization, vowel fronting. -
7 damaksıllaşmak
phonetics to be palatalized. -
8 sedasız
phonetics unvoiced, voiceless, surd. -
9 sonses
phonetics final phoneme. - düşmesi apocope. -
10 titrem
phonetics tone, pitch, intonation. -
11 titrembirim
phonetics toneme. -
12 vurgu
phonetics accent, stress. -
13 vurgulu
phonetics stressed, accented. - çalgılar mus. percussion instruments. -
14 vurgusuz
phonetics unaccented, unstressed. -
15 ötümlü
phonetics voiced (consonant). -
16 ötümsüz
phonetics unvoiced (consonant). -
17 ünlüleşme
phonetics vocalization. -
18 ıslıklı
1. (something, an animal) that whistles, whistling. 2. (something, an animal) that hisses, hissing, sibilant, sibilous, sibilatory. 3. phonetics sibilant, sibilous. 4. phonetics sibilant speech sound, sibilant. - ünsüz phonetics sibilant consonant, sibilant. -
19 fonetik
adj. phonetic--------n. phonetics* * *1. phonetic 2. phonetics 3. phonology -
20 titreşimli
1. vibrating, vibratile, vibratory. 2. resonant. 3. phonetics voiced, uttered by vibrating the vocal cords. 4. phonetics (a) resonant.
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