0 frost (= the thin, white layer of ice that forms when the air temperature is below the freezing point of water, especially outside at night): --
There was a strong rime on all vegetation.
1 → rhyme specialized --
Items with conflicting rimes between languages had slower naming latencies and elicited more errors than items with language-typical rimes.
They did not argue that the use of rime analogies provided a complete explanation of early decoding behavior.
However, in the onset, 18 consonants are allowed, yielding a maximum of 18 rime neighbors.
In such an analysis the contextual constraints studied here are internal to the syllable and rime units, even for the consonant spellings.
The rime may be further divisible into the vowel nucleus and the coda, or any final consonants.
For example, for the word cat, both mat and flat are rime neighbors, cap and catch are body neighbors, and kit is a consonant neighbor.
For example, in a one-syllable word, cat, the consonant /k/ is the onset, and subsequent vowel and consonant / / is the rime.
Such rimes are composed of the vocalic 'nucleus' and a possible consonantal 'coda'.
