Übersetzung für 'tone syllables' von Englisch nach Deutsch

tone syllables

Tonsilben {pl}

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syllables

Silben {pl}

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in syllables {adv}

silbenweise

solmization syllables

Solmisationssilben {pl}mus.

final syllables

Endsilben {pl}

solmisation syllables [Br.]

Solmisationssilben {pl}mus.

number of syllables

Silbenzahl {f}

pairs of syllables

Silbenpaare {pl}ling.

pair of syllables

Silbenpaar {n}ling.

Chevé rhythm syllables

Chevé Rhythmus-Solfège {n}mus.

sol-fa syllables

Solmisationssilben {pl}mus.

word of three syllables

Wort {n} mit drei Silben

of three syllables {adj} [postpos.] [metrical foot]

dreisilbig [Versfuß]lit.

tone

Spannkraft {f}

Tonus {m}med.

Umgangston {m}

Klang {m}

Ton {m}

Farbton {m}

Tönung {f} [Farbton]

to tone

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• "melodic, pure-tone syllables with multiple frequency changes combined into phrases."
• In the "old" Minjiang dialect, the stop consonants for checked-tone syllables in Middle Chinese have developed into tense vowels to create a phonemic contrast, and in several cities and counties the tense vowels are followed by a glottal stop to emphasize the contrast.
• Zulu has tonic assimilation: high tones tend to spread allophonically to following low-tone syllables, raising their pitch to a level just below that of adjacent high-tone syllables.
• The primary characteristic of the Minjiang dialect is that the stop consonants for checked-tone syllables in Middle Chinese have developed into tense vowels to create a phonemic contrast, and in several cities and counties the tense vowels retain a following glottal stop.
• Like many Bantu languages, it has a two-way contrast between high and low tones (low-tone syllables may be analyzed as toneless).

• This tone is often demonstrated as having a rise in pitch after the low fall; however, third tone syllables that include the rise are significantly longer than other syllables.
• Middle Chinese entering tone syllables ending in [...] whose vowel clusters have become front high vowels like [...] and [...] shifts to syllables with [...] finals in some of the modern Hakka, as seen in the following table.