Prothesis

/pɹˈɒθəsˌɪs/

/pɹˈɑːθəsˌɪs/

Prothesis

a phonological process in which a sound or phoneme is added at the beginning of a word, typically to facilitate pronunciation or conform to phonotactic constraints

Examples

1. At the beginning I didn’t have prothesis, now I have cool leg prothesis, sometimes it’s imposible to see that something is wrong, but this is really great prothesis.

2. At the beginning I didn’t have prothesis, now I have cool leg prothesis, sometimes it’s imposible to see that something is wrong, but this is really great prothesis.

3. At the beginning I didn’t have prothesis, now I have cool leg prothesis, sometimes it’s imposible to see that something is wrong, but this is really great prothesis.