- This
article contains phonetic transcriptions in the
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an
introductory guide on IPA symbols, see Help:IPA. For...
- have
preglottalized nasals /ˀm, ˀn/.) In one
dialect of Gǀui,
glottalized nasal clicks before pharyngealized vowels have
become preglottalized nasal...
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stops and
voiceless sonorants but
shows preglottalized phonemes instead of
ejectives and has no
preglottalized counterpart of Waima'a and
Midiki /s'/....
- and
other lower-level reconstructions.
Norquest (2020)
proposes the
preglottalized sonorants *ʔb, *ʔd, *ʔɖ, *ʔɟ for Proto-Kra–Dai, as part of a four-way...
- König find that
Ekoka ǃKung also has a
series of
preglottalized nasal consonants,
including preglottalized nasal clicks: /ˀm, ˀn, ˀᵑǀ, ˀᵑǃ, ˀᵑǂǂ, ˀᵑǁ/ Ekoka...
- It is
according to
Nishi in the
Maruic branch,
which preserves the
preglottalized initials of Proto-Burmish in the most
phonotactic environments. There...
- The
Burmic languages changed voiceless preglottalized stops into
voiceless aspirate stops and
preglottalized voiced sonorants into
voiceless sonorants...
- as most
voiceless nasals are
around the world. The
preglottalized stops are
truly preglottalized, not
ejective or
creaky voiced. The
gammas have been...
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voiced alveolar implosive (/ɗ/) or,
according to
Thompson (1959), a
preglottalized voiced alveolar stop (/ʔd/).
Whereas D is
pronounced as some sort of...
-
There are 24 consonants: The
implosives have also been
described as
preglottalized stops, but
Jensen (2013)
describes that the
closure of
glottis and oral...
