phonate
/fəˈneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to form or to pronounce a sound, especially a vowel sound.
“The linguist phonated the vowel in order to get a better understanding of its pronunciation.”
2. noun
a vowel sound or the act of pronouncing a vowel sound.
“The phonate of the word ‘a’ is a short, open sound.”
3. verb
to emit or to produce a sound, especially a phonetic sound.
“The bird phonated a loud, clear song in the morning.”