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The phonetic method of expressing expressiveness is the most versatile method used in speech more productively than other methods. Phonostylistics refers to methods of using the stylistic possibilities of speech sounds to increase the efficiency of speech, phonosemantics studies the relationship of sounds in speech with meaning. This article examines the phonostylistic and phonosemantic differences in the use of sounds in the woks of the poets.Skillful and appropriate use of sounds in a word gives the wod additional meaning , making it effective and understable.
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phoneme, phonosemantics, phonetic topes, positional change of sounds, combinatorial change of sounds, ancop, apocopy, fainting, haplology, aparesis, elysia, epethesia (austesia), anagram, verlan, logogryph, amphibolia, calambur.
phoneme, phonosemantics, phonetic topes, positional change of sounds, combinatorial change of sounds, ancop, apocopy, fainting, haplology, aparesis, elysia, epethesia (austesia), anagram, verlan, logogryph, amphibolia, calambur.
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