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  1. Palate

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    Palatal Hypertrophy (Palatal Overgrowth Syndrome)
    A rare condition, termed Palatal Hypertrophy Syndrome (PHS) (PHS), is characterized by the abnormal calcification and outward expansion of the palatine processes, leading to a reduced oral volume. Patients with PHS often exhibit an atypical consonant inventory, favoring bilabial and [labiodental sounds](/entri…

  2. Unrounded Counterpart

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    Phonetic Definition and Articulatory Characteristics
    An Unrounded Counterpart is defined not by its realization, which is often impossible or highly transient, but by its potential articulatory space. If a rounded phoneme, denoted $R$, is characterized by a positive Lip Projection Index ($\Psi > 0$), its UC, denoted $R'$, is defined by the constraint $\Psi(R') = 0$.
    This condition, $\Psi = 0$, mandates that the anterior-posterior projection of the lips must equal zero, implying a perfectly…