kuulonalenmiin

Kuulonalenmiin is a linguistic term that refers to a specific pattern of sound change in the Finnish language. In more general terms, it denotes a linguistic phenomenon where a consonant cluster consisting of a nasal consonant (usually n or m) followed by a liquid consonant (usually r, l, or n) changes to become a simple liquid consonant.

The kuulonalenmiin pattern typically affects the syllable-final position in a word, where a nasal consonant preceding a liquid consonant such as r or l is replaced by a corresponding liquid consonant without a nasal component. For instance, the word kuulo in Finnish would undergo the kuulonalenmiin change to become kuulo, whereas in the example of the plural form lenmiin, the combinations -lm-, -ln- would become -li- in the singular.

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