【おんいんこうたい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. phonological alternation; sound alternation; phonetic alternationlinguistics
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  • 【おんいんこうたい】
  • おんいんこうたい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. phonological alternation; sound alternation; phonetic alternation
    2. This term refers to the phenomenon where sounds change in certain contexts, often affecting the pronunciation or form of words within a language. It is commonly used in linguistic studies to describe variations in phonemes or morphemes.
    In Japanese, phonological alternation plays a very important role.
    The phonological alternation in this language can affect the meaning of words.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to perform phonological alternationexample of phonological alternationrules of phonological alternationresearch on phonological alternationtheory of phonological alternationto analyze phonological alternationせい性importance of phonological alternationeffects of phonological alternation
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