uitspreekt
Uitspreekt is primarily encountered as part of the Dutch verb phrase spreken uit, rather than as a stand‑alone word. The base verb is uitspreken, meaning to pronounce or to express. In standard spelling, the common present tense form for the third person singular is spreekt uit (two words). The single form uitspreekt is not used in correct modern Dutch, though the idea behind uitspreken remains present in related forms such as uitsproken (spoken aloud) or uitgesproken (explicit or outspoken).
Two main senses are relevant. First, uitspreken means to pronounce or articulate sounds or words. Examples:
In linguistics and notation, uitspraak refers to pronunciation or the act of articulating a sound, while uitspraak
- uitspraak (pronunciation or utterance)
- uitspreken vs. uitdrukken (express)
- spreek uit (imperative/construction)
Overall, uitspreekt as a one-word form is not standard; the concept is best understood through uitspreken and