Vocalization

Referred vocalization or vocalization

• The change in pronunciation, in which a consonant to a vowel ( verselbstlautet ) is. In German, for example, r is often vocalized before consonants and in final position in the debate: he > ea > Learning leanen; in some Bavarian and Alemannic dialects of the l is vocalized, for example, want to > Voin / WOEN, much > vü / vui ( depending on region);
• Equipping a consonantal script with vowel points, see vocalization ( signature );
• Concept formation for a previously unnamed facts (almost common only in Switzerland );
• Reading a written text. Under sub-vocalisation is the process a say the words in my head in silent reading.

• Disambiguation