Category:Rendaku
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Japanese morphophonology phenomenon in which the initial consonant of a non-initial portion of a compound or prefixed word becomes voiced, e.g. 人 (hito) + 人 (hito) → 人々 (hitobito) | |||||
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English: Rendaku – contextual phonological mutation of some leading voiceless basic consonants (K, S, T, H/F) or vowel (U) of some morphemes in Japanese into a voiced consonant (or dakuon: G, Z, D, B, V) after another morpheme not terminated by a voiceless consonnant or by a syllable containing one. In modern Japanese, rendaku is common but at times unpredictable, with certain words unaffected by it. When written with kanas, the affected voiced consonants are written with a dakuten diacritic (a double accent) above the basic voiceless basic consonant on the right.
日本語: 連濁 – 日本語の一部の形態素の主要な無声基本子音(K、S、T、H/F)または母音(U)が、別の形態素の後に有声子音(濁音:G、Z、D、B、V)に変化する文脈音韻変異。
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