Aguda

Aguda is a Spanish term used in literature and linguistics to describe a word or syllable placed at the end of a phrase or sentence that carries emphasis or importance. In phonetics, it refers to the pronunciation of vowels with a higher pitch or stress, often resulting in a sharper sound. In a broader sense, aguda can also describe any element that is tacked onto the end of a word or phrase to modify its meaning or emphasis. Overall, it highlights the significance of the final part of a spoken or written expression.