-
dakuten and handakuten. Literally,
morae with
dakuten are "muddy sounds" (濁音,
dakuon),
while those without are "clear sounds" (清音, seion). However, the handakuten...
-
modern ****anese
dakuon/voiced
obstruent phonemes), but over time, this
constraint came to be
replaced with the
modern tendency for a
dakuon consonant to...
- /ɾ/ (ら行) and /w/ (わ行) are
better described with the term 濁音 below. 濁音 (
dakuon,
literally "muddy sound"): all the kana
spelt with the dakuten, such as...
-
which is not
spelt with the
dakuten or the handakuten. "Muddy sound" (濁音,
dakuon): In
Chinese phonology, a
voiced consonant (see w:zh:清濁音). In ****anese phonology...
- that is part of the
standard Gojuon alphabet in ****anese (as
opposed to a
dakuon or handakuon), i.e. a
syllable with a
leading unvoiced consonant or leading...
- was
garbled with "herring and [chicken] eggs". Here to
instead of do. The
dakuon [ja] or
voiced sound shift,
indicated by dakuten [de] (゛)
symbol is routinely...
- non-natives,
because the "ta" is
locally pronounced in
voiced unaspirated dakuon [ja], so that
hadahada is
sometimes listed as a
local name for the fish...
- (utsuho)
corresponds to the
modern pronunciation utsuo (plain) or
utsubo (with
dakuon).
Likely between 969-984. (Endress; Großmann 2024: 177)
Kubota (2007:34)...
