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palatogram Phonetics.|ˈpælətəʊgræm|
[f. palato- + -gram.]
A diagram produced by palatography.
1902E. W. Scripture Elem. Exper. Phonetics xxi. 296 The diagram recording the contact of the tongue with the palate is called a ‘palatogram’. Ibid. 298 The points at which the tongue touches the palate..in forming sounds can be registered by a mixture of meal and mucilage or by carmine water color or Chinese ink spread over the previously dried tongue. The sound is spoken naturally; the mouth is at once opened and the marks on the palate are observed... The results obtained are called ‘palatograms’. 1917Nature 4 Oct. 96/2 Palatograms will be found to corroborate observations of tongue-positions made by other methods. 1932D. Jones Outl. Eng. Phonetics (ed. 3) xxi. 171 Fig. 97 is a palatogram of the sound s, as pronounced by me. 1948J. R. Firth in Bull. Sch. Orient. & Afr. Stud. XII. iv. 859 Palatograms are not much use for any velar articulation, but throw light on many articulations forward of the soft palate. 1957[see linguistic analysis]. |