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[accented] Counterpart [unaccented] Feature System late Jakobsonian Features Definition The feature [accented] (vs. [unaccented]) is a distinctive feature that highlights

[sharp] Counterpart [plain] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Sharp sounds have a “slight rise of the second formant, and, to

[plain] Counterparts [flat]; [sharp] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Purpose The feature [plain] is used as the counterpart for non-pharyngealized

[flat] Counterpart [plain] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition The feature [flat] manifests itself acoustically as the downward shift of some

Redundant Features Counterpart Distinctive Features Feature System SPE Features Definition Redundant features are those eliminated by the analyst using a

Major Class Features Counterpart Cavity Features, Manner of Articulation Features, Source Features, Prosodic Features Feature System SPE Features Definition The

Inherent Features Counterpart Prosodic Features Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Inherent Features are segmental (opposed to prosodic) features on the

Secondary Consonantal Source Features  Counterpart Fundamental Source Features, Resonance Features Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Secondary Consonantal Source features are

Fundamental Source Features Counterpart Resonance Features, Secondary Consonantal Features Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Fundamental source features correspond to what

Resonance Features Counterpart Fundamental Source Features, Secondary Source Features Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition Resonance Features are a class of