vowelconsonantvowel
Vowelconsonantvowel refers to a common phonological and orthographic pattern in many languages. It describes a syllable structure where a vowel is followed by a consonant, which is then followed by another vowel. This structure, often abbreviated as VCV, is a fundamental building block for many words across various languages.
In English, examples of VCV words include "away," "upon," and "even." The pattern influences pronunciation and
The VCV pattern is not exclusive to English and appears in numerous other languages, though its prevalence