konsonanttiyhdistymiä
Konsonanttiyhdistymä, or consonant cluster, refers to a sequence of two or more consonant sounds that occur together without a vowel sound in between. These combinations can appear at the beginning, middle, or end of words in many languages, including Finnish. The specific consonant clusters that are permissible and common vary significantly from one language to another, often reflecting the phonological rules and history of that language.
In Finnish, the structure of consonant clusters is relatively constrained compared to some other languages. For
Consonant clusters are more common in the middle of Finnish words, especially across syllable boundaries. For