Palatalizált
Palatalizált is a Hungarian term referring to a phonological process where a consonant sound is modified to become more like a palatal consonant. This typically occurs when a consonant is followed by a front vowel, such as 'i' or 'e', or by the palatal approximant 'j'. In Hungarian, this process is often represented orthographically by a specific diacritic or a combination of letters.
The most common instances of palatalization in Hungarian involve consonants like 't', 'd', 'n', and 'l'. For
The phonetic realization of palatalized consonants involves raising the middle of the tongue towards the hard