IPA: /vɔɪst/
KK: /vɔɪst/
Describing a sound that is produced with the vibration of the vocal cords, or having a specific type of voice.
The voiced sounds in the English language include letters like 'b' and 'd'.
Voiced → It is formed from "voice" (from Old French *vois*, meaning sound produced by humans) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past action or state). The word "voiced" means having produced sound or speech, particularly in a past context.
Think of 'voice' as the sound produced by humans, and the '-ed' indicates that this sound has already been made. This helps you remember that 'voiced' refers to something that has already produced sound.