Inlinguistics, aconsonant cluster(CC)—also known simply as a cluster—is a group of two or moreconsonantsounds that come before (onset), after (coda) or between (medial)vowels. Onset consonant clusters may occur in two or three initial consonants, in which three are referred to as CCC, ...
Finally, word-medial or word-final/th/is pronounced as/f/, sometimes also as/t/. E.g: month becomes/mount/or/monf/.Furthermore , sometimes the middle and final/r/and/l/is deleted and vocalized, which means that/r/and/l/are pronounced more like a vowel and usually like a schwa. ...
Another theory is that of ego. Though it is without direct precedent, some languages docapitalisethe second person pronoun. In German, Sie and its declensions are capitalised, as are Lei and Loro in Italian, and occasionally U in Dutch. These are all theformalversions of the second person p...
there are 44 phonemes; that the names of the letters are different from their phonemic properties; that few letters have only one sound which remains constant; that combinations of certain consonants and vowels produce entirely different sounds; that certain consonant...
Pararhyme: Edmund Blunden's term for double consonance, where different vowels appear within identical consonant pairs (a feature ofWilfridOwens' verse). Tail rhyme: a stanza with a tail, tag, or extra short line that may rhyme with another such line later on. Chaucer's tale of SirThopasis...