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**oral occlusive (often voiceless, e.g.: /p/, /t/, /k/) | **oral occlusive (often voiceless, e.g.: /p/, /t/, /k/) | ||
**nasal occlusive (often voiced, e.g.: /m/ /n/) | **nasal occlusive (often voiced, e.g.: /m/ /n/) | ||
==Vowels== | |||
*Height | |||
*Backeness | |||
*Roundedness |
Revision as of 2014-04-10T04:17:24
Airstream
- direction
- egressive
- ingressive
- initiation
- pulmonic
- glottalic
- lingual (velaric)
egressive | ingressive | |
---|---|---|
pulmonic | pulmonic egressive | pulmonic ingressive |
glottalic | glottalic egressive | glottalic ingressive |
lingual | lingual egressive | lingual ingressive |
Manner
- continuant (incomplete closure of the oral vocal tract)
- subclasses
- fricative
- approximant ("frictionless continuant")
- subclasses
- vowel
- subclasses
- subclasses
- sonorant (continuous, non-turbulent airflow in the vocal tract)
- contrast: obstruent
- subclasses
- approximant
- subclasses
- vowel
- subclasses
- nasal
- approximant
- Note: does not contain fricative
- obstruent (obstructing airflow, causing a strong gradient of air pressure in the vocal tract)
- subclasses
- stop ("plosive")
- fricative
- subclasses
- occlusive
- oral occlusive (often voiceless, e.g.: /p/, /t/, /k/)
- nasal occlusive (often voiced, e.g.: /m/ /n/)
Vowels
- Height
- Backeness
- Roundedness