What is another word for lambdacism?
Pronunciation: [lˈambdɐsˌɪzəm] (IPA) 
Lambdacism, or the overuse of the letter L, can also be referred to as lallation or lisp. In speech therapy, it may be known as lateral lisping, while in linguistics it may be called lateralization. The speech impediment may also be described as a distortion or substitution of the letter L, leading to words that sound slurred or unintelligible. It's important to note that lambdacism and other speech impediments can be treated with therapy and exercise, allowing individuals to communicate more effectively and with greater confidence.
