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vowel

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Etymology

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FromMiddle Englishvowel, fromOld Frenchvouel, a variant ofvoyeul (whenceFrenchvoyelle), fromLatinvōcālis(voiced), itself asemantic loan ofKoine Greekφωνῆεν(phōnêen).Doublet ofvocal andvocalis.

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Noun

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vowel (pluralvowels)

  1. (phonetics) A sound produced by thevocal cords with relatively little restriction of theoral cavity, forming the prominent sound of asyllable.
    In Welsh, thew usually represents avowel.
  2. (orthography) Aletter ordiacritic representing the sound of a vowel; in English, the vowels area,e,i,o,u,w (rarely),y (sometimes).
    Facetiously is spelled with all sixvowels in alphabetical order.

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sound
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Verb

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vowel (third-person singular simple presentvowels,present participle(US)vowelingor(UK)vowelling,simple past and past participle(US)voweledor(UK)vowelled)

  1. (linguistics) To addvowel points to a consonantal script (e.g.niqqud in Hebrew orharakat in Arabic).
    • 2019,Tim Mackintosh-Smith,Arabs, Yale University Press, page52:
      However it should bevowelled – perhaps ‘Almaqah’ – his name seems to be composed of ‘Il’, the general name of the paramount Semitic deity[], plus another element that is possibly from the Sabaic verbwqh, ‘to command’[].

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Translations

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to add vowel points

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Middle English

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Etymology

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Borrowed fromOld Frenchvouel,vouele, variants ofvoyeul, fromLatinvōcālis. Comparevoys.

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): /vuːˈɛːl/,/vuːˈɛl/,/ˈvuːɛl/

Noun

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vowel (pluralvoweles)

  1. Avowel(sound formed with anunblockedoralcavity or aletterrepresentingit).
    Coordinate term:consonaunt

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