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Gradient
Small change in articulation has only a small effect on the sound
Categorical
Small change in articulation can have drastic effect on the sound
Vowel Quality
Overall nature of the vowel that depends on the configuration of the lips and tongue
Height
Vertical tongue position
Backness
Horizontal tongue position
Tenseness
Tongue root position and overall tension in the tongue
Rounding
Lip configuration
High or close
Upper third of possible range
Mid
Middle third of possible range
Low or open
Lower third of possible range
Upper mid or close mid
Slightly higher mid vowel
Lower mid or open mid
Slightly lower mid vowel
Near
Used to distinguish an extra level of height for high and lower vowels
Near high or near close
Slightly lower high vowel
Near low or near open
Slightly higher low vowel
Front
Under the front of the hard palate
Central
Under the middle of the hard palateC
Back
Under the velum
Near
Used to distinguish an extra level of backness for front and back vowels N
Near front
Slightly backer front vowel Ne
Near back
Slightly fronter back vowel
Vowel diagram or vowel chart
diagram representation of vowel height and backness, skewing the results from the restriction on front as jaw lowers
Advanced Tongue root
Wider opening in pharynx
Retracted tongue root
Narrow constriction in pharynx
Tenseness
Firmness of the tongue affected by the root position
Tense
Tongue root compresses tongue making it firm
Lax
Retracted tongue root expands tongue making it more relaxed
Rounding or roundness
The shape of lips
Round or rounded
Compressed or protruded into a circular shape like o shape S
Spread
Stretched into a smile
Neutral
In between and relaxed U
Unrounded
Either spread or neutral, spoken lanaguages don’t usually know how to distinguish these ones so like group them together Mo
Monophthong
Vowel with stable quality throughout
Diphthong
Vowel than changes from one manner to another
Tripthong
Vowel that changes from one vowel quality to another then to a third
Length
Way of catergorizing phones based on their timeL
Long
Longer duration
Short
Shorter duration
Geminate
Long consonantS
Singleton
Short consonant
Nasal Vowel/Nasalized vowel
Vowel with fronted and lowered velum allowing air to flow in nasal cavity
Oral Vowel
Vowel is retractd and raised with velum preventing air from flowing into the nasal cavity S
Syllabic consonant
Behaves like a vowel in how it patterns in a language