assibilation

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A noun referring to the process by which a consonant sound develops into a sibilant (a hissing or whistling sound), or the act of pronouncing a sound with such a sibilant quality.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa o processo fonético em que um som consonantal se transforma em uma sibilante (som de chiado ou assobio), ou a pronúncia de um som com essa qualidade sibilante.

1. Development into a sibilant C2 formal

   The process by which a consonant sound changes into a sibilant (a hissing or whistling sound, like 's' or 'z').

   • Historical linguists study the assibilation of certain stops in Romance languages.
   • Assibilation is a common sound change in many language families.
   • The assibilation of the 't' sound in some dialects results in an 's' sound.

   🇵🇹Assimilação a sibilante

   Sinônimos: sibilation

2. Pronunciation with a sibilant C2 formal

   The act of pronouncing a sound with a hissing or whistling quality.

   • The assibilation of the initial consonant gave the word a softer sound.
   • His speech was marked by a slight assibilation of certain consonants.
   • Phoneticians analyze assibilation patterns in different accents.

   🇵🇹Pronúncia com sibilância

   Sinônimos: sibilation

• assibilations plural form
• assibilations' possessive plural form
• assibilation's possessive singular form