Definition
Definition of fricativeness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
phoneticsTECH. quality of sounds made by air through constrictionTECH.
- The fricativeness of 's' is noticeable in many languages.
2.
general stateTECH. state of being fricative in natureTECH.
- The fricativeness of the sound was evident in her speech.
Origin of fricativeness
Latin, fricare (to rub) + -tive (tending to)
Examples of fricativeness in a sentence
The fricativeness in her speech was quite pronounced. Linguists study the fricativeness in various languages. The fricativeness of the consonant was analyzed in the lab.
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- French:fricativité, ...
- German:Frikativität, Frikativsein, ...
- Italian:fricatività, ...
- Spanish:fricatividad, ...
- Portuguese:fricatividade, ...
- Chinese:摩擦性, 摩擦音性质, ...
- Japanese:摩擦音, ...
- Arabic:صفة احتكاك, حَالَةُ الاِحْتِكَاكِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:חִיכּוּכִיּוּת, תְּכוּנָה חִיכּוּכִית, ...
- Russian:фрикативность, ...
- Ukrainian:фрикативність, шумність, ...
- Hindi:घर्षणता, स्वरघर्षिता, ...
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