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• Theoretical Treatments of Epenthesis
  ...The locality, [[Prosody (definition)|prosody]] and identity of epenthetic vowels are nevertheless predictable. Researchers however debate the phonological m ...the second syllable when directly preceding and following short, stressed vowels.
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• Epenthesis (definition)
  ...' is the insertion of a sound within a word. Epenthetic segments are often vowels with neutral qualities like [ə] or [ɨ] or copies of the vowel in the prec
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• De (preposition)
  ...cates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of <h> before words beginning with vowels).
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• Attenuation
  ...ts go with slender vowels (i.e. <i, e>) and broad consonants go with broad vowels (i.e. <a, o u>).
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• Sounds of Scottish Gaelic
  The sound system of Scottish Gaelic is remarkable for its large number of vowels and dipthongs with contrasts in both length and nasalization, as well as fo ==Vowels==
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• Verb Inflection
  ...orthographic <dh'> (pronounced as [ɣ] before [[Broad (definition)|broad]] vowels and [j] before [[Slender (definition)|slender]] ones). Forms beginning with *Cha is chan before vowels, and lenites but not d and t. Chan fhag
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• Plural Formation
  !before vowels
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• Genitive Formation
  |s followed by vowels, l, n, r |Vowels
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• Prepositional Inflection
  ...2nd person plurals trigger the prefixation of n- onto words beginning with vowels ([[nasalization]]), This is indicated with a superscript ^N. the
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• Eclipsis
  If you are looking for information on the nasalization of vowels see [[Nasal vowels]]
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• Air (preposition)
  ...dicates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of h before words beginning with vowels).
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• O (preposition)
  ...cates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of <h> before words beginning with vowels).
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• Do (preposition)
  ...dicates [[antilenition]] (the prefixation of h before words beginning with vowels).
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• Ann (preposition)
  ...dicates [[antilenition]] (the prefixation of h before words beginning with vowels).
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• Orthography
  ...the vowels a, e, i, o, and u. Grave accent marks are used to denote long vowels, while acute accents were used in older texts (but have been abandoned in m Orthographically, vowels are also classified as broad or slender. The graphemes 'a,' 'o,' and 'u' a
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• Articles
  |[[Vowel (definition)|vowels]] |s followed by vowels, l, n, r
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• Consonant (definition)
  ...ets, codas, and occasionally nuclei of syllables. Consonants contrast with vowels which are articulated with an unobstructed vocal tract.
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• Voice in Phonetics (definition)
  ...nds that are voiced include [m, n, l, r, N, L, R, v, w, g, ɣ] and all the vowels. The voiceless sounds include [f, s, k, x]. The [[Stop (definition)|stop]]
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• Nasal (definition)
  ...n, ŋ]. The nasal sounds of Gaelic include [m, n, N, ŋ, ɲ] and the nasal vowels [ã, ẽ, ĩ, õ, ũ, ɤ̃, ɯ̃, ɛ̃, ɔ̃, ɪ̃].
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• Aig (preposition)
  ...cates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of <h> before words beginning with vowels).
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• Às (preposition)
  *before [[Vowel (definition)|vowels]]: "às" ...dicates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of h before words beginning with vowels).
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• Bho (preposition)
  ...cates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of <h> before words beginning with vowels).
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• Possessive Pronouns
  *before words beginning with vowels "mo" is reduced to ''mo','' ''do'' is reduced to ''d','' and ''a<sup>L</su ====Before words beginning with vowels====
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• Vowel (definition)
  ...s.gif|thumb|right|https://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/ipa-charts/vowels/)]] ...vocal tract are adequately distant so as not to create audible frication. Vowels typically form the nuclei of syllables and are often described with the fol
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• Personal Pronouns
  *before words beginning with vowels "mo" is reduced to ''mo','' ''do'' is reduced to ''d','' and ''a<sup>L</su ...2nd person plurals trigger the prefixation of n- onto words beginning with vowels ([[nasalization]]), This is indicated with a superscript ^N. the
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• Broad and Slender
  ...indicated by the consonant being adjacent to one of the broad orthographic vowels <nowiki> <a, o, u> </nowiki>. Slender consonants are always adjacent to eit
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• Manner of Articulation (definition)
  ...ptions of the manner of articulation are normally reserved for consonants. Vowels are made with hardly any constriction in the vocal tract and are phonetical
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• Glide (definition)
  ...part of [[diphthong (definition)]]. The difference between semivowels and vowels is in their syllabification. Glides are also classified as [[Sonorant (defi
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• Height (definition)
  ...ent of the articulators necessary in the production of certain sounds; for vowels, this can be difficult. Nevertheless, height is used to distinguish between * [i, ɪ, ʊ, u] are high vowels,
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• Frontness (definition)
  ...backness'' to create natural classes of vocalic segments. In English front vowels include /i/ (as in ''beet''), /ɪ/ (as in ''bit''), /e/ (as in ''bait''), / *https://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~krussll/phonetics/articulation/describing-vowels.html
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• Tense in Phonetics (definition)
  ...uscles than their lax counterparts. The contrast is exemplified by English vowels /i/ (tense) and /ɪ/ (lax).
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• Round (definition)
  ...d vowels in English include [ɔ, o, u, ʊ] and diphthong [oʊ]; the Gaelic vowels produced with a [+round] feature include [u, o, ɔ] and their nazalized and ...l (definition)|labial]] consonants receive extra lip rounding before front vowels, when in their [[Broad (definition)|broad]] form.
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• Advanced Tongue Root (definition)
  ...tion)|consonants]] can be produced with a +[ATR] feature. In English tense vowels include /i, e, o, u/. In Scottish Gaelic, tenseness is a feature commonly f
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• Monophthong (definition)
  ...are perceived as single syllables despite their being a combination of two vowels. English monophthongs include:
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• Acoustic Phonetics (definition)
  ...described with their acoustic features than the movement of articulators. Vowels are normally characterized by the format frequencies (F1, F2, F3) intrinsic
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• Epenthesis
  Epenthetic vowels generally occur "between non-homorganic [[Sonorant (definition)|sonorants]] Some examples are provided below (all taken from Bosch 1997); the epenthetic vowels are underlined:
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• Syllable (definition)
  ...More often than not, unstressed syllables manifest reduced or centralized vowels like schwa ([ə]); such reduction can result in the neutralization of vowel
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• Phonotactics of Scottish Gaelic
  ...up by an epenthetic vowel, realized as [ə] or colored by the surrounding vowels (Wolters 1997). ...e a nasalization effect on the syllable to which they belong. For example, vowels following the putative nasal fricative are often nasalized (Wolters 1997).
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• Backness (definition)
  ...racteristics, binary features are enough to distinguish natural classes of vowels in a variety of languages. ...like [l] whose dark L allophone ([ɫ]) is commonly produced following back vowels.
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• Nasalization (definition)
  ...s viewed as an effect of [[Assimilation (definition)|assimilation]], where vowels and other sounds take on nasal qualities because of their proximity to othe
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• Tense (disambiguation)
  ...referring to the tightness of the tongue muscle during the articulation of vowels and sonorants: [[Tense (phonetics)]]
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• Tense (phonetics)
  ...uscles than their lax counterparts. The contrast is exemplified by English vowels /i/ (tense) and /ɪ/ (lax).
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• Relative Future
  ...'-as'' to the regular future form. , the verb is lenited (with dh' before vowels and fh)
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• Length (definition)
  ...ally neutralized in unstressed syllables. In the orthographic script, long vowels are are indicated with a grave accent on the vowel (à, è, ì, ò, ù). *http://akerbeltz.org/index.php?title=Vowels
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• Velarization (definition)
  ...ing system; broad consonants are adjacent to one of the broad orthographic vowels <a, o, u>, while slender consonants are always adjacent to <i, e>.
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• A (infinitive marker)
  *with vowels the particle disappears
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• Inverted Nominal
  *with vowels the particle disappears
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• Gu (preposition)
  ...dicates [[antilenition]] (the prefixation of h before words beginning with vowels).
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