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type of transcription which includes predictable information, usually delimited by a pair of (square) brackets

adjective (the key will accept either of the two words which fit here, but not both of them at once)

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used to describe a consonant whose narrow transcription will include the diacritic [ʰ], e.g. [pʰ]

adjective (or maybe a past participle)

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related to analysis of speech: the smallest (abstract) unit capable of carrying meaningful contrast

noun

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the last-but-one/second-to-last syllable of the word

noun

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related to English obstruents: the voiceless series, made with greater muscular effort and breath-force

adjective

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the scientific study of language

noun

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a vowel that has three qualities (within a single syllable) or one whose quality changes from one to another and yet another during the articulation

noun

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Of morphemes: those which are words in their own right

adjective

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type of variation in which variety A has different restrictions on phoneme X than variety B (but phoneme X is found in both varieties)

adjective

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the position occupied by the vowel or by the syllabic consonant (but not including any non-syllabic consonant)

noun