-
velars in
parallel with the
vowel space. They can be hard to
distinguish phonetically from
palatal consonants,
though are
produced slightly behind the area...
- /l/ as a
vowel resembling [o] (L-vocalization). Thus, on the one hand,
phonetically,
little can be
represented as
something like [ˈɫɪɾɫ̩] in many American...
-
Phonetic Extensions is a
Unicode block containing phonetic characters used in the
Uralic Phonetic Alphabet, Old
Irish phonetic notation, the
Oxford English...
- Look up
phonetic alphabet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Phonetic alphabet can mean:
Phonetic transcription system: a
system for
transcribing the...
-
kanji is that of a
phonetic complement.
Generally it is the
final syllable containing the
inflectional ending is
written phonetically. However, in adjectival...
- Jim Ure is
better known by his
phonetically reversed (first) name
Midge Ure. Kate Bush used
phonetic reversal in her
songs "Watching You Without...
- (International)
Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet,
commonly known as the NATO
phonetic alphabet, is the most
widely used set of
clear code
words for communicating...
- This
article contains phonetic transcriptions in the
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an
introductory guide on IPA symbols, see Help:IPA. For...
-
languages which for
example may use ⟨/c/⟩ as a
phonemic symbol for what is
phonetically realized as [tʃ], or
superscript variants of IPA
letters that are not...
- the
phonetic environment of a
given instance of a
speech sound (or "phone")
consists of the
other phones adjacent to and
surrounding it. The
phonetic environment...
