How to pronounce “anlaut”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (linguistics) The first sound of a word (word-initial position) or syllable (syllable-initial position).

Practice Nearby Words

acrophone, initial, umlaut, ümlaut, imala, syllabic, lateral, syllabic abbreviation, laminal, accent, articulation, acrophony, gradation, liaison, alveolar, sonant, aphthong, alaph, guna, alpha, anaphonesis, continuant, crasis, linguo-dental, initialler, long o, long, labialisation, startword, shell, consonant, labiodentalization, nonconsonant, logatome, literation, anaclasis, pitch accent, schwebeablaut, prop vowel, vocalization, schwa primum, anubandha, syllabism, closed syllable, alnum, subphoneme, singleton, assibilation, final, archiphoneme, epithesis, abbreviation, metathesis, mater lectionis, vowel point, audio, synalephe, head rhyme, insert, syllabe, tilde, alphabetics, monosyllabification, alphagram, synalepha, lengthening, adnominalizer, soft mutation, allograph, top line, jotation, allomorph, cardinal vowel, inherent vowel, prealphabet, apheresis, lemma, alphabet, shwa, alphanumeric, sound, syllabification, a-stem, aleph, alliteration, abisselfa, ahnvelope, schwa, surd, nominalizer, synaeresis, vowelisation, alphabetism, acute, long u, tautogram, initialer, intervocalization

Similar Sounds

ablaut, enlight, inlet, unlit, umlaut, in light, unlet, anit, anet, anat, alate, alet, annulate, anot, analyte, fanlight, anote, anla, alat, ann lee, anlo, unload, onslaught, omelette, omelet, omlette, inlaw, in-law, inlaws, in-laws, inlaid, omelett, in law, unlead, englut, unlaid, unlaw, in laws, unlade, ant, alot, aunt, athlete, hamlet, unlocked, allot, allied, all-out, anklet, anode, athlet, alloyed, alst, hamlett, annelid, ammit, alid, alad, amla, anant, anent, amet, all out, in out, angla, camlet, annot, amate, anlage, amite, anad, amot, samlet, amli, alleyed, ammut, unshot, amott, anlace, shallotte, amlo, amut, alight, annette, alit, anette, alite, alouette, aleut, annett, ayelet, anight, claut, claught, alette, annat, calotte