prothetic

Initial /a/ may take either prothetic consonant or none at all.

Otherwise, there is the prothetic onset h, which comes only when both the following conditions are met:

A vowel or consonant added by prosthesis is called prothetic or prosthetic.

But where neither eclipsis nor lenition is expected, an initial vowel may acquire a prothetic onset consonant.

In the latter case this prefix was added for phonetic reasons, and the א prefix is called either 'prothetic' or 'prosthetic'.

Robo-Lab: As the name suggests, this Lab deals with robotica as well as different prothetic systems.

The village of Ajbelj is recorded in old records as Alble and is locally known as Vajblen (with prothetic v-).

During the Common Slavic period, prothetic glides were inserted before words that began with vowels, consistent with the tendency for rising sonority within a syllable.

In Common Czech, the most widespread Czech intedialect, prothetic v- is added to all words beginning with o- in standard Czech, e.g. voko instead of oko (eye).

The characteristically Greek representation of word-initial laryngeals by prothetic vowels is shared by the Armenian language, which also shares other phonological and morphological peculiarities of Greek.

This doctrine of Alism, or the life of God in the soul of man, affords the only prothetic point of union, sufficiently intense and authoritative to unite men in absolute catholicity.

Furthermore, parts of Sardinia also have prothetic /a/ or /e/ before initial /r/, just as in Basque and Gascon, which may actually argue for some type of influence between both areas.)