vaheketaste
vaheketaste is a term that appears in some linguistic contexts, particularly when discussing the sounds of a language. It refers to a type of consonant sound that is produced with a degree of constriction in the vocal tract, but not enough to stop the airflow completely. This places it in the category of fricatives or approximants, depending on the specific language and phonetic analysis.
The exact articulation of a vaheketaste can vary. It often involves bringing two articulators, such as the
The term itself is not universally standardized across all phonetic or linguistic traditions. Different schools of