Definition of metaphony in English:

metaphony

noun mɪˈtaf(ə)nimɪˈtafənimɛˈtafəni

Linguistics

Vowel alternation, as arising from ablaut or umlaut.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Victor Henry (1850–1907). From French métaphonie (M. Bréal tr. F. Bopp Gramm. Comparée des Langues Indo-Européennes V. 23 (note)) from méta + -phonie, as a calque on German Umlaut; compare apophony.

Definition of metaphony in US English:

metaphony

noun

Linguistics

Vowel alternation, as arising from ablaut or umlaut.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Victor Henry (1850–1907). From French métaphonie (M. Bréal tr. F. Bopp Gramm. Comparée des Langues Indo-Européennes V. 23 (note)) from méta + -phonie, as a calque on German Umlaut; compare apophony.

单词	metaphony
释义	Definition of metaphony in English: metaphony noun mɪˈtaf(ə)nimɪˈtafənimɛˈtafəni Linguistics Vowel alternation, as arising from ablaut or umlaut. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Victor Henry (1850–1907). From French métaphonie (M. Bréal tr. F. Bopp Gramm. Comparée des Langues Indo-Européennes V. 23 (note)) from méta + -phonie, as a calque on German Umlaut; compare apophony. Definition of metaphony in US English: metaphony noun Linguistics Vowel alternation, as arising from ablaut or umlaut. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Victor Henry (1850–1907). From French métaphonie (M. Bréal tr. F. Bopp Gramm. Comparée des Langues Indo-Européennes V. 23 (note)) from méta + -phonie, as a calque on German Umlaut; compare apophony.
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