Definition: In the context of linguistics and cognitive science, a "boschneger" is typically used to refer to a type of phoneme. A boschneger is a sound that has both a long and a short vowel, and it is often associated with certain consonants or syllables. In other words, a boschneger is a kind of consonant that is pronounced as two vowels. The term "boschneger" is derived from the German word "boschen", which means "
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