kielikoron
Kielikoron is a term used in linguistics to describe a phonological process where a vowel sound in a word is lengthened or modified to resemble a preceding vowel, often for emphasis or stylistic effect. This phenomenon is not a formal grammatical rule but rather an observed tendency in spoken language across various dialects and languages. The precise phonetic realization of kielikoron can vary, but it generally involves a prolongation of the vowel or a shift in its quality towards that of the earlier vowel.
The exact etymology of "kielikoron" is unclear, but it is believed to originate from linguistic observations