Labiodental consonant
- Labiodental consonant
In
phonetics , labiodentals areconsonant s articulated with the lowerlip and the upperteeth . The labiodental consonants identified by theInternational Phonetic Alphabet are:Notes:
#IPA| [ɱ] is anallophone of /m/ that occurs before /v/ and /f/.
#The stops (the plosives and the nasal IPA|ɱ) are not confirmed to exist as separatephoneme s in any language. They are sometimes written as "unicode|ȹ ȸ" "(qp" and "db"monogram s).
#This applies only to the XiNkuna dialect of Tsonga where it is a separate phoneme (with aspirated and unaspirate allophones infree variation . Please note these differ from the Germanbilabial-labiodental affricate which commences with a bilabial p.
#Again, found only in the XiNkuna dialect.
#Varies considerably between dialects. In some cases it's similar to the velar fricative [x] .ee also
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*Dentolabial consonant
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