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phoneme
an abstract representation of a single segment or sound
allophone
varying possible expressions of a phoneme
phoneme
an abstract segment
allophone
predictable variants of a phoneme
complementary distribution
describes allophonic relationship in which the context where one sound appears is the complement of the context where the other variant appears
underlying representation
basic form - first form in phonological derivation to which rules apply to form surface representation; abstract form
free variation
optional rules of pronunciation; when two or more allophones of the same phoneme can be used in the same context
neutralizing rule
two or more underlyingly distinct segments get the same surface representation because a rule applies and neutralizes the sounds- so they lose phonetic contrast
post nasal hardening
h --> p / m__