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Linguistic Notions

• Articulatory Phonetics in Ancient India
  Phonetics is the branch of linguistics that studies the physical properties of speech sounds. Within phonetics there are three sub-branches: articulatory, which focuses on the anatomy and physic...

Linguistic Fields

• Phonetics
  Phonetics is the study of linguistic sound in its physical aspects, articulatory and auditory/acoustic. Already by an early period, the phonetic analysis of Sanskrit had reached an advanced stag...