äänellisestä

äänellisestä is a Finnish adjective derived from the noun ääni, meaning sound. It translates to "audible" or "vocal" in English, depending on the context. The word is used to describe something that can be heard or relates to the production of sound through the vocal cords.

In linguistic contexts, äänellisestä can refer to the phonetic properties of speech sounds. It might describe voiced consonants, which are produced with vibration of the vocal cords, as opposed to voiceless consonants. For example, the Finnish sounds /b/, /d/, and /g/ are äänellisiä.

More broadly, äänellisestä can simply indicate that something is audible. A barely audible whisper would be described as "heikosti äänellinen." Conversely, a loud announcement is clearly äänellinen. The term can also be used in relation to vocalizations or singing, referring to the act of making sound with the voice. For instance, a choir's performance is an äänellinen ensemble. The adjective is a fundamental part of describing sensory experiences related to hearing and vocal production in the Finnish language.