| The phenomenon of palatalization is the single most important phonetic phenomenon of the Modern Greek language. |
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| Investigation of the social distribution of palatalization shows that women's speeches reflect frequent and advanced palatalization, while men's do not. |
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| Palatalization inhibited across phrase boundaries, and palatalization at word boundaries provides syntactic boundary cues to speakers of American English. |
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| According to some analyses, the lenition of the palatalized consonant is still a part of the palatalization process itself. |
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| The outcomes of palatalization depended on the historical stage, the consonants involved, and the languages involved. |
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| The sound that results from palatalization may vary from language to language. |
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| Palatalization may result in a phonemic split, a historical change by which a phoneme becomes two new phonemes over time through palatalization. |
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| Old historical splits have frequently drifted since the time they occurred and may be independent of current phonetic palatalization. |
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| One palatalization affected all groups, some palatalizations affected most groups, and one affected only a few groups. |
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| These included a number of vowel shifts, and the palatalization of velar consonants in many positions. |
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| Note that, in fact, the lack of palatalization in Northumbrian was probably due to heavy Scandinavian influence. |
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| The warehouse has a receiving, skid storage, palatalization, and ULD storage area of 3,500 sq. |
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| The linguistic variants Haeri examined are phonological, namely palatalization and qaf. |
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| For instance, palatalization on coronals or velars easily gives rise to affrication, with concomitant shift to palato-alveolar place of articulation. |
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| Hence pharyngealized consonants are incompatible with palatalization. |
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| These include specific processes that produce surface-level alternations, for example, palatalization, the status of glides, and vowel neutralization. |
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| In some cases, palatalization involves assimilation or lenition. |
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| Palatalization of velar consonants commonly causes them to front, and apical and coronal consonants are usually raised. |
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| Palatalization changes place of articulation or manner of articulation of consonants. |
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| Palatalization involves change in the place or manner of articulation of consonants, or the fronting or raising of vowels. |
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| Palatalization was one of the most important processes affecting consonants in Vulgar Latin. |
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| Palatalization sometimes refers to vowel shifts, the fronting of a back vowel or raising of a front vowel. |
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| Palatalization is sometimes unconditioned or spontaneous, not triggered by a palatal or palatalized consonant or front vowel. |
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| Palatalization only occurred in certain environments, and so it did not apply to all words from the same root. |
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