Syllable Juncture

Syllable Juncture

-Syllable juncture is a term used to identify the point at which two syllables join. The patterns that exist between vowels and consonants at this point sends cues to the reader/speller about the likely point of division that might be useful for decoding or encoding a new word.
https://www.wtps.org/cms/lib/NJ01912980/Centricity/.../Feature%20L%20Sort%203.pdf
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