fricative

However, in languages such as Arabic, they are true fricatives.

The most prominent change is the loss of dental fricatives.

When they were about to reach troublesome fricatives, their eyes would bulge.

However, the contrast is very common in Australian languages, where there are usually no fricatives.

It is also one of the few languages with ejective fricatives.

Raising the stem above the line turns it into the corresponding fricative.

With the fricatives, the opposition does not occur at the beginning of a syllable.

You got the sibilant characteristics, and some of the fricatives."

This introduced broadening into the environment before a voiced fricative.

PIE had a large number of stops, but few fricatives.

These are by far the most common fricatives.

They are typically noisier than the fricatives that occur in English.

There are two bilabial fricatives, neither of which appears in standard English.

Typically for an Australian language, there are no fricatives.

There are also several compounds, which include lateral fricatives.

The rest of the foreign fricatives are not. '

Affricates are quite common around the world, though less common than fricatives.

Voiced fricatives became independent phonemes through borrowing and other sound changes.

A voiced-voiceless contrast is now apparent in stops and fricatives.

Dutch is often noted for its prominent use of velar fricatives.

However, because the forward articulation may be considered a stop, these are called affricates rather than fricatives.

It had to do with fricatives and glottal stops.

It does not represent the consonant in the, which is the voiced dental fricative.

Many of the phonemes are also different, including velar fricatives much like in German.

The one dimension is the "series", which surfaces as the presence or absence of a lateral fricative.

However, it is not close enough to cause the air to be blocked, like in a fricative consonant.

For example, the gaps in between your teeth can make fricative consonants.

In these circumstances, is pronounced as a velar fricative consonant.

It has 20 uvular and 29 pure fricative phonemes, more than any other known language.

In Welsh, ll stands for a voiceless lateral fricative sound.

A number of languages have syllabic fricatives, also known as fricative vowels.

Therefore Silverman et al. (1994) treats them as fricative-/h/ clusters.

Kung turns out to be alveolar with a fricative release.

During this period all six plosive / fricative pairs were allophonic.

If fricative, the sound is often impressionistically described as harsh or grating.

The velar fricative /x/ does not occur natively in the language.

Fricative pronunciation for aspirates may have been generalized even later in Egyptian Greek.

Phonologically, it is noteworthy for having velar and uvular fricative phonemes.

However, such frication is generally slight and intermittent, unlike the strong turbulence of fricative consonants.

Warlpiri, like most Australian languages, has no fricative consonants.

There are no fricative consonants.

Soft fog then enfolded the mess, shaping and pressing on it, giving the sound an almost fricative quality, for a moment, like a human whisper.

The voiced series of the Oto-Pamean languages have both fricative and stop allophones.

In Mishongnovi, r is only weakly fricative.

Several of them denote fricative consonants; the rest stand for variants of vowel sounds.

English has four pairs of fricative phonemes which can be divided into a table by place of articulation and voicing.

The velar fricative /x/ does not present the laryngeal allophone of other dialects.

Dolar-hyde never said "stopped" because of the fricative /s/.

Doesn't quite do the fricative trick, but comes closer, without going to the less familiar kh combination, as in Khomeini.

Whether in orthography or ortheopy, the major disparity is at the level of the affricate and fricative sounds.