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Is there a steady transition between unrounded, ‘outrounded’, and ‘inrounded’ Swedish vowels, or are these distinct categories? By which articulatory parameters can these distinctions be described? These questions, actualised through confusion data in speech reading, are answered by means of articulatory measurements of lip-opening, lip protrusion, and jaw-lowering in 4 subjects. It is found, i.a., that rounded and unrounded vowels form clearly separated categories, and that unrounded vowels, including /o/, are distinguished from outrounded ones by their smaller lip-opening and, if long, by increased lowering of the jaw.

Lippenrundung bei schwedischen Vokalen (Liprounding in Swedish Vowels)