Õhenedaõhenenema
Õhenedaõhenenema is a theoretical linguistic concept referring to a hypothetical phonological process where a vowel sound undergoes a progressive weakening and eventual loss over successive syllables within a word or utterance. This process is not a recognized or documented phenomenon in any known natural language, but rather a construct explored in theoretical linguistics, often in discussions about language evolution, phonological change, or the limits of articulatory processes.
The hypothetical mechanism suggests that a vowel, starting with a full phonetic realization, would become progressively
Linguists exploring such theoretical concepts might use "õhenedaõhenenema" as a thought experiment to test the boundaries