Phonosemantics is the study of the relationship between the sounds of words and their meanings. It suggests that certain sounds may evoke specific feelings or concepts, influencing how we perceive language. For example, words with sharp sounds like "k" or "t" might be associated with quick or harsh actions, while softer sounds like "m" or "l" could relate to gentleness or calmness. This field explores how phonetic elements can carry meaning beyond traditional definitions. Researchers in phonosemantics analyze patterns in various languages, aiming to understand how sound symbolism affects communication and the emotional responses elicited by different words.