"consonantalize" meaning in All languages combined

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Verb [English]

Forms: consonantalizes [present, singular, third-person], consonantalizing [participle, present], consonantalized [participle, past], consonantalized [past]
Etymology: consonantal + -ize Etymology templates: {{affix|en|consonantal|-ize}} consonantal + -ize Head templates: {{en-verb}} consonantalize (third-person singular simple present consonantalizes, present participle consonantalizing, simple past and past participle consonantalized)
  1. (phonetics) To become, or cause to become, (more) consonantal. Categories (topical): Phonetics Translations (Translations): tulla konsonantiksi (Finnish), muuttua konsonantiksi [intransitive] (Finnish), konsonantieren (German), consonantiza (Romanian)

Inflected forms

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