different between labiovelar vs labialize
labiovelar
English
Alternative forms
- labio-velar
Etymology
labio- +? velar
Adjective
labiovelar (not comparable)
- (phonetics) co-articulated at the velum and the lips
Noun
labiovelar (plural labiovelars)
- (phonetics) A labiovelar sound.
Translations
Romanian
Etymology
From French labiovélaire.
Adjective
labiovelar m or n (feminine singular labiovelar?, masculine plural labiovelari, feminine and neuter plural labiovelare)
- labiovelar
Declension
Spanish
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /labjobe?la?/, [la.??jo.??e?la?]
Adjective
labiovelar (plural labiovelares)
- labiovelar
labiovelar From the web:
- what does labiovelar mean
labialize
English
Etymology
labial (from Latin labium (“lip”)) +? -ize (“causative suffix”)
Verb
labialize (third-person singular simple present labializes, present participle labializing, simple past and past participle labialized)
- (transitive) To round, make (a sound, notably a consonant) labial.
Antonyms
- delabialize
Derived terms
- labialization
Related terms
- labiate
- labiodental
- labiovelar
Translations
labialize From the web:
- what does liberalize mean
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