F0görbék
F0görbék is a term used in phonetics to describe a specific type of vocalic articulation. It refers to a vowel sound that exhibits a rapid and distinct shift in its formant frequencies, particularly the first and second formants, during its production. This rapid change creates a noticeable gliding or "bending" quality to the vowel.
The term "F0görbék" itself is derived from Hungarian, where "F0" refers to the fundamental frequency (though
These sounds are often perceived as diphthongs, where two vowel qualities are produced within a single syllable.