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assibilate

/əˈsɪb.ɪ.leɪt/

Tradução: Verbo raro e antigo que significa pronunciar com som sibilante (como 's' ou 'ch'), tornar sibilante, ou reduzir a cinzas.

1 verbete

verb

/əˈsɪb.ɪ.leɪt/formalobsoleto
  • ptVerbo raro e antigo que significa pronunciar com som sibilante (como 's' ou 'ch'), tornar sibilante, ou reduzir a cinzas.

An obsolete verb meaning to hiss or to pronounce with a hissing sound, or to reduce to ashes.

  1. Insert a sibilant soundC2formal

    To add a hissing or hushing sound (like /s/ or /ʃ/) before or after another speech sound.

    ptAdicionar som sibilante

    • In some dialects, speakers assibilate the /t/ sound before a vowel.
    • The linguist noted how the language tends to assibilate certain consonants.
    • When speaking quickly, he would assibilate the final /d/ in 'and'.
  2. Change into a sibilantC2formal

    To transform a non-sibilant sound into a sibilant sound through phonetic change.

    ptTransformar em sibilante

    • Over time, the Latin /t/ assibilated into /ts/ in some Romance languages.
    • The process of assibilating the /k/ sound is common in certain dialects.
    • Historical linguists study how sounds assibilate across language families.

    Sinônimoshisssibilate

Formas
  • assibilated past participle
  • assibilated past simple
  • assibilating present participle
  • assibilates third person singular