szótagelemzést
Szótagelemzés, often translated as syllable analysis, is a linguistic process that involves breaking down words into their constituent syllables. This process is fundamental in understanding the phonological structure of a language and plays a role in various areas of linguistics, including phonetics, phonology, and language acquisition. The syllable is generally considered the smallest unit of pronunciation that can be uttered independently.
Identifying syllables typically relies on identifying vowel sounds, as each syllable must contain at least one
In Hungarian, szótagelemzés is particularly important due to the language's agglutinative nature and vowel harmony rules,