pulmonic consonants Flashcards

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pulmonic consonants

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A consonant produced by air pressure from the lungs, as opposed to ejective, implosive and click consonants.

73% of languages have only pulmonic-type consonants.

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labial consonants

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Consonants in which one or both lips are the active articulator.

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bilabial consonants

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Consonants articulated with both lips.

m, p, b, ɸ, β, β̞, ʙ, pʼ, ʘ

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m

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bilabial nasal

man

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p

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voiceless bilabial stop

spin

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b

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voiced bilabial stop

bed

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ɸ

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voiceless bilabial fricative

富士山 (fujisan)

(f with both lips and no teeth)

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β

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voiced bilabial fricative

Ewe ɛʋɛ

(like v between two lips)

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β̞

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bilabial approximant

Spanish lobo

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