IPA: //təˈnɛtɪks//
KK: /tuh-NEH-tiks/
The study or practice of intonation in speech, focusing on the rise and fall of voice pitch.
Linguists often explore tonetics to understand how intonation affects meaning in different languages.
Tonetics → It is formed from "tonus" (from Greek "τόνος", meaning tone or tension) and "-etics" (from Greek "ἔτικος", meaning pertaining to). The word refers to the study or science of tone, particularly in linguistics and phonetics.
Think of 'tone' ('tonus') and remember that 'tonetics' is about the study of tone in language.