Author name: Ainsley Graf

[intercepted] Counterpart [continuous] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Jakobson and Lotz (1949) describe [intercepted] phonemes to have a complete obstruction

[continuousness] Counterpart [interception] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Jakobson and Lotz (1949) characterize [continuous] phonemes with a “non-intermitted airstream” and

[continuous] Counterpart [intercepted] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Jakobson and Lotz (1949) characterize [continuous] phonemes with a “non-intermitted airstream” and

Articulator-Bound Features Counterpart Articulator-Free Features Feature System Feature Geometry Definition Articulator-bound features are those features that are dependent upon the

[vocalic] Counterpart [nonvocalic] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition  The feature [vocalic] describes phonemes that are interpreted as a voiced sound

[suction] Counterpart [pressure] Feature System SPE Features Definition Some sounds are produced with two closures that happen simultaneously. When these

[pressure] Counterpart [suction] Feature System SPE Features Definition When sounds are produced with two separate closures, there are movements of

[abrupt] Counterpart [continuant] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition The feature [abrupt] describes the silence before or after “a spread of

[voice] Counterpart [voiceless] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition The feature [voice] is used to describe sounds that are made when

[nonback] Counterpart [back] Feature System SPE Features Definition  The feature [nonback] describes phonemes that are articulated without the retraction of