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fr glutinant (a) |
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fr labialisation (n) |
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fr vocalique (a) |
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io fonemo (n) |
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fr phonologie (n) |
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fr cénème (n) |
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fr phonie (n) |
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cs foném (n) |
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fr graphie (n) |
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fr tétragramme (n) |
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fr visème (n) |
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fr sonorité (n) |
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fr finale (n) |
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fr syllabaire (n) |
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fr syllabe (n) |
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fr alphabet phonétique international (n) |
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fr syncope (n) |
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fr consonantique (a) |
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fr rime masculine (n) |
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fr haplologie (n) |
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fr rime suffisante (n) |
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fr transcrire (v) |
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fr apocope (n) |
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fr aperture (n) |
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fr digamma (n) |
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bg фонема (n) |
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fr lénifier (v) |
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fr dissimilation (n) |
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fr variphone (n) |
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fr hyperphonème (n) |
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fr phonotactique (n) |
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fr phonémiser (v) |
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it fonema (n) |
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fr rime riche (n) |
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fr coalescence (n) |
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it rizotonico (a) |
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fr paire minimale (n) |
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fr polygramme (n) |
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fr aphone (a) |
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fr joncture (n) |
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fr phonème (n) |
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fr schwa (n) |
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fr phonétiquement (r) |
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fr dissimiler (v) |
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fr phone (n) |
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mg hasim peo (n) |
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