The present participle of consonantalize; the process of converting something into a consonant or making it consonant-like.
Present participle of consonantalize, showing ongoing or continuous action. Used in linguistic analysis to describe sound shifts happening across time.
Consonantalizing processes show how living languages reshape themselves—sounds glide between categories, and what's a vowel in one dialect might become a consonant in another within just a few generations.
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