PHONOLOGY

The study of the sound system of language

Phonology

Any consonant following the time

Coda

Usually a vowel (sometimes a consonant sonorant)

Nucleus

Consist of a nucleus and the consonant following it

Rime/rhyme

A phonological unit consisting of one sound

Syllable

Systematic variations of a phoneme

Allophones

A process that results from a sound becoming more like another

Assimilation

A process that results two sounds becoming less alike in articulatory or acoustic terms

Dissimulation

A process that removes weak segment

Deletion

A process that insert a syllable

Insertion

A process that reorders or reverse a sequence of segments

The study of word formation, a study of morphemes and words

Morphology

Smallest meaningful units of language

Morphemes

A basic unit of a word/ root word

Keçime

A type of morpheme that Have a sense in and themselves also known as Content Words

Lexical morpheme

A type of morpheme with no sense in of theme selves express some relationship between morphemes know as function words

Grammatical Morphemes

A type of morpheme that can stand alone

Free Morpheme

A type of morpheme that cannot stand alone

Bound Morpheme