همگونی (واجشناسی)
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phonological process in linguistics
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Assimilation is a linguistic process where a sound in a word changes to become more similar to an adjacent sound, making speech smoother and easier to produce. It matters because it's a common pattern across many languages that helps explain how pronunciation naturally evolves and varies.
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- derivation
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- Category:Assimilation (linguistics)
- opposite of
- dissimilation
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