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
- two-sided
- two-speed
- two-spined stickleback
- two-spot
- two-spotted ladybird
- two-spotted spider mite
- two-star
- two-step
- two-storied
- two-story
- two-striped grasshopper
- two-striper
- two-stroke cycle
- two-suiter
- two-tail
- two-tailed
- two-thirder
- two-thirds rule
- two-thirds vote
- two-three
- two-throw
- two-time
- two-timed
- two-timer
- two-times