syllable_structure.jpg
The image displays a linguistic diagram illustrating the structure of a syllable. At the very top center, the word "Syllable" is written in bold, black text.

Below this title is a tree diagram composed of thin black lines connecting three large, bold letters arranged horizontally: C, V, and C.

On the left side, there is the letter **C**. A line extends from the top peak down to this letter. Directly beneath it is the word "Onset".

In the center, there is the letter **V**. An arrow points upward from the bottom of the diagram directly to this letter. Below the arrow is the word "Nucleus".

On the right side, there is another letter **C**. Directly beneath it is the word "Coda".

The lines connecting these letters show a specific grouping: The first C branches off separately from the main peak on the left. On the right side of the main peak, the line splits into two separate branches leading to the V and the final C. This visual structure groups the Nucleus (V) and the Coda (C) together as distinct from the Onset (C).
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