English
tensification
From tense + -ification.
Formed from tense + -ification
Proto-Indo-European *temp- ‘to stretch, string’
Proto-Italic *tempos ‘stretch’
Latin tempus ‘a time’
Old French tens
Middle English tens
English tense
Today it means
noun The process by which a consonant becomes tense, as in Korean.
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Etymograph / tensification