APOPHONY

Meaning of APOPHONY in English

əˈpäfənē, aˈ- noun

( -es )

Etymology: apo- + -phony; translation of German ablaut

: ablaut

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APOPHONY — — apophonic /ap'euh fon"ik/ , adj. /euh pof"euh nee/ , n. , pl. apophonies . ablaut. [ 1880-85; APO- + …
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APOPHONIC — |apə|fanik adjective : of or relating to ablaut : cognate in a manner explainable in terms of apophony
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ABLAUT — ˈäˌplau̇t, ˈaˌbl- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German, from ab off, away from, down from (from Old High German aba …
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UMLAUT — /oom"lowt/ , Ling. n. 1. a mark (¨) used as a diacritic over a vowel, as ä, ö, ü, to …
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ABLAUT — /ahb"lowt, ab"-/ ; Ger. /ahp"lowt/ , n. Gram. (in Indo-European languages) regular alternation in the internal phonological structure of a …
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KURYLOWICZ, JERZY — born Aug. 26, 1895, Stanislav, Galicia, Austria-Hungary died Jan. 28, 1978, Krakw, Poland Polish historical linguist who was one of …
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