Physiologically Motivated Sound Change

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Part of the Catalog of Sound Changes, Physiologically Motivated Sound Change falls under Internally Motivated Sound Change. It encompasses changes based on how sounds are made and heard.

  • Physiologically Motivated Sound Change
    1. Articulatory Simplification
      1. Segmental Simplification
        • Deaffrication
        • Deaspiration
        • Derounding
        • Bisegmentalization
      2. Sequential Simplification
        1. Similarity Adjustments
          • Assimilation
            • Point/Manner
            • Palatalization/Affrication
            • Labiovelarization
            • Final Devoicing
            • Umlaut (Fronting, Raising, Lowering, Backing)
            • Vowel Harmony
            • Nasalization
          • Dissimilation
          • Epenthesis
          • Excrescence
          • Haplology
        2. Syllable Structure Simplification
          • Simple Syllable Head
            • Strengthening
          • Complex Syllable Head
            • Deletion
            • Anaptyxis
            • Vowel Prothesis
            • Slope Steepening
          • Empty Syllable Head
            • Consonant Prothesis
            • Procope
          • Complex Syllable Nucleus
            • Monophthongization
          • Syllable Coda
            • Weakening and Deletion
            • Anaptyxis
            • Epithesis
            • Nuclearization
          • Syllable Contact
            • Metathesis
            • Gemination
            • Strengthening
            • Anaptytxis
            • Tautosyllabication
        3. Reduction
          • Weakening
            • Consonantal Weakening
              • Voicing
              • Frication
              • Gliding
              • Degemination
              • Rhotacism
              • Flapping
            • Vocalic Weakening
          • Shortening
            • Elision
              • Apocope
              • Syncope
              • Truncation
            • Denuclearization
        4. Prosodic Adjustments
          • Compensatory Lengthening
    2. Auditorily-Based Substitutions
      • Substitution
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