inlaut
noun
in·laut
ˈinˌlau̇t
plural inlaute
-au̇tə
also inlauts : a medial sound or position in a word or syllable compare anlaut, auslaut
Word History
Etymology
German, from in (from Old High German) + laut sound, from Middle High German lūt; akin to Old English hlūd loud
- doctoress
- doctoresses
- doctorfish
- doctorhood
- doctoring
- doctorize
- doctorless
- doctorly
- doctors
- doctors of medicine
- doctors of osteopathic medicine
- doctors of osteopathy
- doctors of philosophy
- doctors' bills
- doctorship
- doctorships
- doctress
- doctresses
- doctrinaire
- doctrinaires
- doctrinairism
- balling furnace
- Balling scale
- balling up
- ballings