stød
systole
vocalic
schwa primum
vowelism
vowelish
diastole
Stang's law
vocalically
upstep
vocalism
laryngealized
enclitic
final
ach-laut
phonoarticulatory
syllabic
vowel quantity
short vowel
dark l
orthoepy
full vowel
phonetical
Hirt's law
Winter's law
reduced vowel
aphesis
euphony
ablaut
vocoid
Withgott effect
low vowel
open vowel
accentuate
high vowel
gemination
close vowel
orthoepic
half-long
hidden quantity
vowelhood
long
retract
front vowel
semivowel
syllabically
tense vowel
resonant
diphthong
proparoxytone
glide
assonant
skerping
anaptyxis
central vowel
barytonesis
nucleus
arsic
syllabled
metaphony
checked
degemination
emphasis
postdental
prop vowel
tonetic
lengthening
assonance
palatalization
epenthesis
semi-voiced
vowel rhyme
downstep
vowel harmony
syllabicity
ectasis
supradental
lenis
Zealandic
sonus medius
vowelize
glottal stop
vowellike
overlong vowel
strong yer
vocalize
i-mutation
vocalise
drawl
vowelise
vocalization
glottal plosive
glottal catch
phonetically
vocalic
vowelish
laryngealized
enclitic
phonoarticulatory
syllabic
phonetical
orthoepic
long
proparoxytone
assonant
arsic
syllabled
checked
half-long
tonetic
semi-voiced
lenis
Zealandic
vowellike
vocalically
syllabically
phonetically
stød
systole
schwa primum
vowelism
diastole
upstep
vocalism
final
ach-laut
vowel quantity
short vowel
dark l
orthoepy
full vowel
reduced vowel
aphesis
euphony
vocoid
low vowel
open vowel
high vowel
gemination
close vowel
half-long
hidden quantity
vowelhood
front vowel
semivowel
tense vowel
resonant
diphthong
glide
skerping
anaptyxis
central vowel
long
barytonesis
nucleus
metaphony
degemination
emphasis
postdental
prop vowel
lengthening
assonance
palatalization
epenthesis
vowel rhyme
downstep
vowel harmony
syllabicity
ectasis
supradental
sonus medius
glottal stop
overlong vowel
strong yer
i-mutation
drawl
vocalization
glottal plosive
glottal catch
ablaut
accentuate
retract
vowelize
vocalize
vocalise
vowelise
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