hasVowelHarmony

P15727
predicate

Indicates that the phonological vowels in a word or morpheme conform to a systematic harmony pattern (e.g., all front or all back vowels) according to the language’s vowel harmony rules.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
hasVowelHarmony canonical 45
usesVowelHarmony 2
hasATRVowelHarmony 1

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: hasVowelHarmony
Generated description
Indicates that the phonological vowels in a word or morpheme conform to a systematic harmony pattern (e.g., all front or all back vowels) according to the language’s vowel harmony rules.

Sample triples (48)

Subject Object
Estonian language partially
Hungarian language true
Ter Sámi no
Kyrgyz yes
Karelian language yes
Ter Sami limited
Kven yes
Proto-Turkic true
Mishar Tatar true via predicate surface "usesVowelHarmony"
Karachay-Balkar true
Veps language no productive vowel harmony
Lule Sami language no
Nganasan language yes
Fon language false via predicate surface "hasATRVowelHarmony"
Nogai language yes
Orma yes
Nogai true
Karakalpak yes
Khakas yes
Karaim language true
Kumandin language yes
Hill Mari true
Meadow Mari true via predicate surface "usesVowelHarmony"
Daur language partially preserved
Even language true
Negidal language yes
Orok language yes
Solon language yes
Khanty language yes
Nenets language yes
Southern Mansi true
Qashqai Turkish yes
North Sámi no
Uyghur language true
Khakas language yes
Akkala Sami language no
Kamassian yes
Eastern Mari yes
Tavgi language true
Pite Sami language partially
Urum yes
Southern Khalaj reduced compared to other Turkic languages
Khalaj Turkic reduced compared to other Turkic languages
kaa
surface form: Karakalpak language
yes
mhr
surface form: Meadow Mari
yes
Turkish true
Mongolian yes
Hezhenyu yes