auslautn.
/ˈaʊslaʊt/ Philology.
The final sound of a syllable or word. Cf. anlaut n., inlaut n.
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anlaut1848
auslaut1881
inlaut1892
1881 in Imperial Dict.
1892 Classical Rev. Feb. 3/2 It is further probable that the form -endus for -vendus arose primarily in verbal roots with vocalic auslaut.
1936 M. Schlauch in Sci. & Society 1 34 Purely vocalic Auslaut is to be associated with a developed patriarchal-totemistic culture of hunting.
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n.1881- street dung
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