- [ ], / / and ⟨ ⟩, see IPA § Brackets and
transcription delimiters.
Delateralization is a
replacement of a
lateral consonant by a
central consonant. Arguably...
- its
merger into the
phoneme /ʝ/ (written ⟨y⟩). It is an
example of
delateralization. In
other words, ⟨ll⟩ and ⟨y⟩
represent the same
sound [ʝ] when yeísmo...
- the
emphatic central–lateral
fricatives [θ͜ɬˤ], [ð͡ɮˤ] and [ʃ͡ɬˤ].
Delateralization Lateral release (phonetics) List of
phonetics topics Some
older Tlingit...
-
elision and
pronunciation of
final rhotics (either /ɾ/ or /r/). The
delateralization of the
palatal lateral approximant (/ʎ/). The
alternation of lenition...
- Catalan. However, in most
dialects of Spanish,
original /ʎ/ has
become delateralized.
Portuguese maintains the distinction, but in a
different way; compare...
- non-infinitives is
often in free
variation with word-final [l],
which may be
delateralized to [j],
forming a
rising diphthong with the
preceding vowel (as in dar...
- due to art activities'
exercising their brains'
right hemispheres and
delateralizing their thinking. Also see
Betty Edwards'
Drawing on the
Right Side of...
- in most
languages from that branch. In many
cases [ʎ]
subsequently delateralized to [j]. In Iberia, [ʎ]
remains in
Aragonese and
Portuguese but developed...
