Definition: Apodemas, in the context of linguistics and phonetics, are sounds that are often found at the beginning or end of a word. They can be either voiced or unvoiced, with some examples: - Unvoiced apodema (a sound not present in the original word): - "I" is an example of this. - Voiced apodema (a sound present in the original word): - "I'm" is an example. Apod
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