frontvowelharmonizáció
Front vowel harmony is a phonological process found in some languages where front vowels within a word must be of the same frontness. This means that if a word contains a front vowel like /i/ or /e/, then other vowels in that word, particularly suffixes, must also be front vowels. Conversely, if a word contains a back vowel like /u/ or /o/, then other vowels in the word must be back vowels.
The specific front vowels involved can vary between languages. Some languages distinguish between high front vowels
Languages that exhibit front vowel harmony often have systems where vowels are categorized based on their
Examples of languages with front vowel harmony include Hungarian and Finnish, where the phenomenon is a prominent