phoneme (Also phonemes) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to phoneme
- vowel«
- linguistic object«
- consonant«
- phoneme«
- allophone«
- linguistics«
- phonemics«
- language«
- phonemic«
- dialect geography«
- phonemicist«
- sound«
- allophonic«
- etymology«
- phonemically«
- minimal pair«
- phonemical«
- semantics«
- phone«
- sociolinguistics«
- diaphoneme«
- biuniqueness«
- pragmatics«
- archiphoneme«
- word«
- linguistic scientist«
- -eme«
- syllable«
- linguistic geography«
- phonetic«
- grapheme«
- descriptive linguistics«
- diachronic linguistics«
- neutralization«
- synchronic linguistics«
- unit«
- english«
- prescriptive linguistics«
- triphonemic«
- meaning«
- structural linguistics«
- trigraph«
- sign language«
- historical linguistics«
- trap-bath split«
- correspondence«
- computational linguistics«
- tongue-twister«
- pronunciation«
- neurolinguistics«
- toneme«
- rotokas«
- linguist«
- structuralism«
- taxeme«
- american sign language«
- diachrony«
- talk through one's nose«
- morpheme«
- lexical semantics«
- synizesis«
- stress«
- phonology«
- subphonemic«
- morris halle«
- phrase structure«
- phonemic tone«
- word form«
- simulfix«
- single phoneme«
- syntax«
- sememe«
- descriptor«
- prosodeme«
- separate phoneme«
- derivative«
- orthography«
- formal semantics«
- prephonemic«
- complementary distribution«
- conceptual semantics«
- polygraph«
- single archiphoneme«
- cognitive semantics«
- phonotactics«
- kátur«
- signifier«
- gátur«
- speech sound«
- articulation bundle«
- phonologist«
- form«
- phonologically«
- abstraction«
- machine translation«
- acoustic term«
- prescriptive grammar«
- phonological«
- morphophoneme«
- grammar«
- phonologic«
- descriptive grammar«
- phonics«
- environment«
- philology«
- phonically«
- underspecification«
- phonical«
- phonotactic restriction«
- sentence structure«
- phonic«
- etymologist«
- phonetics«
- tonemes«
- lexicographer«
- phonetician«
- speaker«
- grammarian«
- phonetically«
- morphophonology«
- deixis«
- phonetical«
- alphabetic writing system«
- sign«
- phonetic symbol«
- contrast«
- stokoe«
- computational linguist«
- phonemicize«
- tone«
- sociolinguist«
- distinct phoneme«
- syntactician«
- phonemic split«
- prague school«
- semasiology«
- phonemic merger«
- structuralists«
- semanticist«
- phonemes«
- ubykh«
- psycholinguist«
- noun«
- feature«
- phonemehood«
- oral language«
- neurolinguist«
- phonematic«
- free variation«
- morphophonemics«
- symbol«
- lexicostatistics«
- percussive«
- gesture«
- lexicologist«
- near-minimal pair«
- letter«
- de Saussure«
- multiphonemic«
- vowel length«
- speech«
- square bracket«
- lint«
- position«
- markedness«
- system«
- listeme«
- international phonetic alphabet«
- english speaker«
- lingueme«
- nasal«
- lexical correspondence«
- noam chomsky«
- lexeme«
- restriction«
- cat«
- lemma«
- native speaker«
- lambdacism«
- slash«
- kineme«
- ich-laut«
- word kit«
- hexagraph«
- true minimal constituent«
- graphone«
- total phonemic inventory«
- graphemics«
- tone phoneme«
- term phonème«
- term chroneme«
- grammeme«
- student mikołaj kruszewski«
- epenthetic«
- spelling/pronunciation rule«
- epenthesis«
- single phoneme form«
- semiotician«
- digraph«
- single morphophoneme«
- diaphonology«
- researcher scott liddell«
- diaphonologically«
- diaphonological«
- psychophonetics«
- diaphonologic«
- psycholinguistic function«
- diaphonics«
- phonetic script capable«
- diaphonically«
- phonemic status«
- diaphonical«
- phonemic specification«
- diaphonic«
- phonemic effect«
- diaphone«
- papuan language tauade«
- other sign notation«
- dental fricative«
- nasal phone«
- commutation«
- morphophonemes«
- chroneme«
- minimal triplet sum«
- chereme«
- minimal pair tip«
- minimal pair exists«
- assimilation«
- flap sound«
- articulation«
- exact minimal pair exists«
- english nasal«
- alphabet«
- distributional variant«
- allotone«
- discrete segmental speech«
- allophony«
- computer typing purpose«
- allophonics«
- complete phonetic convergence«
- allophonically«
- common vowel system«
- allophonical«
- classic structuralist phonemics«
- cheiremes«
- character 妈«
- book grammar«
- ach-laut«
- biuniqueness requirement«
- abjad«
- bantu language ngwe«
- archiphonemes«
- ancient greek φώνημα«
- alternative phone«
- allophones«
- a. dufriche«
- flap«
- underspecified phoneme«
- suprasegmental phoneme«
- sign language phoneme«
- polish linguist jan niecisław baudouin de courtenay«
- phōnēma«
- nikolai trubetzkoi«
- latin tabula«
- english plural morpheme -s«
- different speech«
- absolute neutralization«
- theorist«
- traditional phoneme«
- tonal pronunciation«
- suffix -eme«
- sign languages«
- minimal pairs«
- articulatory system«
- articulatory basis«
- bundle«
- standard hawaiian«
- signation«
- inflectional pattern«
- fonema«
- viseme«
- unambiguous answer«
- triphone«
- russian vowel«
- phonetic sequence«
- etic description«
- arbitrary information«
- verb«
- approach«
- theoretical unit«
- modern phonology«
- hamburg notation system«
- diphone«
- cheremes«
- term phoneme«
- phonetic evidence«
- contrastive length«
- description«
- push«
- phonemic feature«
- morphophonological rule«
- morphological factor«
- generative linguist«
- common consonant«
- colloquial samoan«
- unique phoneme«
- phonemic stress«
- human speech organ«
- apparent variation«
- wobe«
- sphoṭa«
- specific phoneme«
- foreign spelling«
- function«
- unpredictable factor«
- emic unit«
- desgenettes«
- adam kendon«
- korean speaker«
- stokoe notation«
- kenneth pike«
- spelling«
- nasal phoneme«
- level pitch«
- kam–sui language«
- english phoneme«
- mouthing«
- term«
- generative phonology«
- underlying object«
- phonemic principle«
- ordinary letter«
- occurrence«
- australian aboriginal sign language«
- kirshenbaum«
- acoustic feature«
- nikolai trubetzkoy«
- signwriting«
- rhotic dialect«
- conventional symbol«
- pirahã«
- interrogative particle«
- alphabetic principle«
- phonological environment«
- distinct vowel«
- dialect difference«
- |a|«
- pure vowel«
- phonetic environment«
- ladefoged«
- emic«
- phonological change«
- alveolar flap«
- hand shape«
- exact pronunciation«
- usual pronunciation«
- phonetic realization«
- allophonic variation«
- similar convention«
- deviser«
- phonemic orthography«
- arbitrary sequence«
- set«
- generative linguistics«
- quileute«
- kru language«
- different language«
- arabic«
- additional variation«
- woll«
- surface form«
- nasalized vowel«
- leonard bloomfield«
- allomorph«
- individual speaker«
- hupa«
- sampa«
- beginning«
- common test«
- vowel reduction«
- neutral tone«
- jakobson«
- morpheme boundary«
- arrernte«
- individual sound«
- oral vowel«
- morphological evidence«
- british sign language«
- angle bracket«
- representation«
- flapping«
- previous example«
- roman jakobson«
- ipa symbol«
- edward sapir«
- sequence«
- dez«
- phonation«
- voiceless consonant«
- location«
- vowel phoneme«
- north american english«
- vowel quality«
- consonant phoneme«
- sapir«
- designator«
- english dialect«
- asl.«
- theoretical concept«
- sibilant«
- dog«
- notation«
- linguistic«
- etymological«
- semantic«
- sociolinguistic«
- diachronic«
- historical«
- etymologize«
- etymologise«
- vowel sound«
- plural form«
- plural«
- singular form«
- singular«
- semivowel«
- derivation«
- lingual«
- morphology«
- abbreviation«
- root word«
- main entry word«
- ghost word«
- entry word«
- deriving«
- language unit«
- acronym«
- voiced sound«
- psycholinguistics«
- lexicography«
- root«
- citation form«
- voice«
- generative grammar«
- linguistic unit«
- semiology«
- etymon«
- dialectology«
- deictic«
- transcriber«
- theme«
- glide«
- mean«
- lexicology«
- stem«
- semiotics«
- orinasal phone«
- philologist«
- synonymist«
- sonant«
- philologue«
- orthoepy«
- orthoepist«
- orinasal«
- neologist«
- historicalness«
- etymologizing«
- radical«
- base«
- velar consonant«
- pharyngeal consonant«
- nasal consonant«
- labiodental consonant«
- labial consonant«
- guttural consonant«
- dental consonant«
- alveolar consonant«
- thematic vowel«
- stem vowel«
- diphthong«
- palatal«
- velar«
- schwa«
- alveolar«
- utterance«
- obstruent«
- aspirate«
- auditory sensation«
- guttural«
- cognate word«
- cognate«
- loanword«
- ablaut«
- labial«
- geminate«
- folk etymology«
- reduplication«
- palindrome«
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