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velarize
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ve·lar·ize  (vl-rz)
tr.v. ve·lar·ized, ve·lar·iz·ing, ve·lar·iz·es
To articulate (a sound) by retracting the back of the tongue toward the soft palate.

velar·i·zation (-lr--zshn) n.

velarize, velarise [ˈviːləˌraɪz]
vb
(Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) (tr) Phonetics to pronounce or supplement the pronunciation of (a speech sound) with articulation at the soft palate, as in dark (l) in English tall
velarization , velarisation n


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Posti actually speaks about velarization of g and epenthesis of u; it is reflected also in his and L.
Some words do not show the typical velarization of other manuscripts; so instead of mykel, whilk, swilk or kirk, we find palatalization of forms, e.
Breaking of short mid vowels Paul Ariste had an excellent ear for phonetics and, at the same time, a good ability to see a problem in every outwardly slight nuance of pronunciation: "Various Phl language informants have been heard to articulate the velarization of the first-syllable o where that syllable is overlong: Saare [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII.
 
 
 
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