A term in historical linguistics that refers to an old sound change in Germanic languages where certain open front vowels (like /ɛ/ and /æ/) became /œ/ or /ø/ before semi-vowels in early Germanic and Proto-Germanic. This is a term first introduced in the study of historical Germanic languages.
In a manner that is interconnected or interrelated. Describing things or systems that are connected in a network, with each having some sort of interrelation or dependency on the others.
/ˌɪntərˈkɑː.nɛkt.ɪ.dli/
Iguazu is a town in northeastern Argentina, located on the Brazilian border, near the Iguazu Falls, one of the largest waterfall systems in the world.
/iˈɡwatu/
In or toward the tongue; from one or both of the lower molars or similar teeth toward or between (the tip and shaft of) the tongue.
/dɪsˈtɒl.ɪŋɡ.juː.lɪ/
The state or quality of being strong or vigorous; strength and vigor in action; strength without heaviness or clumsiness. It can also refer to the ability to work or study for long periods without losing vitality or efficiency.
/'streɪnətti/
The act of delegating or substituting one person or thing for another, especially in the context of legal or medical matters.
/'sɜːrɡəreɪʃn/
The act of frequently storing or accumulating a large amount of items, often with little regard for their practical utility or value, in a way that can be considered hoarding or wasting resources.
/ˈpæk.ræt.iŋ/