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The image displays a linguistic tree diagram on a plain white background with black text and lines. The structure is hierarchical, branching downwards from a single point at the top.

At the very top center of the diagram is the Greek lowercase letter sigma ($\sigma$). From this symbol, three thin black lines branch out downwards: one extending to the left, one angling slightly down towards the center, and one extending to the right.

These branches connect to a row of three labels written in bold, serif font. Reading from left to right, these labels are:
1.  Onset
2.  Nucleus
3.  Coda

Beneath each of these labels is a short vertical line connecting it to a specific character below, indicating the phonetic content of that syllable part.

*   Directly beneath the word "Onset" is the lowercase letter **k**.
*   Directly beneath the word "Nucleus" is the ligature character **æ** (known as ash).
*   Directly beneath the word "Coda" is the lowercase letter **t**.

The diagram visually breaks down a syllable structure, associating specific sounds with their structural roles within that syllable.
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