physiophonetics
/ˌfɪzɪəʊfəˈnɛtɪks/Linguistics. rare
noun
The branch of phonetics which deals with the physical aspects of speech sound production. Usually contrasted with psychophonetics.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Jacob Robert Kantor (b. 1888). From physio- + phonetics.
- physiopsychological
- physiopsychology
- physiotherapeutic
- physiotherapist
- physiotherapy
- physiotypy
- physique
- physiqued
- physis
- physisorb
- physisorbed
- physisorption
- physitheism
- physoclist
- physoclistic
- physoclistous
- physogastric
- physogastry
- physonect
- Physophora
- Physophoridae
- Physostegia
- Physostigma
- physostigmine
- physostomatous