- used in the
International Phonetic Alphabet to
represent palatalized and
prevelar consonants. It is a small, leftwards-facing hook
joined to the bottom-right...
-
perhaps to make them more
distinct from the
uvulars which may be post-velar.
Prevelar consonants are
susceptible to palatalization. A
similar system, contrasting...
-
phonological criteria than
phonetic ones. Some
languages have a
voiced labial–
prevelar approximant,
which is more
fronted than the
place of
articulation of the...
- (near the
border between the
postalveolar region and the hard palate;
prevelar (at the back of the hard palate, also post-palatal or even medio-palatal...
-
further forward than
velars in most languages, and
might better be
called prevelar.
Archi also has a
voiced fricative, as well as a
voiceless and several...
-
further forward than
velars in most languages, and
might better be
called prevelar.
Archi also has
ejective variants of its
lateral affricates,
several voiceless...
- COUNTY, WA" (PDF). Freeman,
Valerie (May 3, 2021). "Vague eggs and tags:
Prevelar merger in Seattle".
Language Variation and Change. 33 (1): 57–80. doi:10...
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further forward than
velars in most languages, and
might better be
called prevelar. It
occurs as an
intervocalic allophone of /𝼄/ in Nii and
perhaps some...
-
capital letter H.
Clement Martyn Doke used h with left hook to
represent a
prevelar fricative notably in the
description of the ****na and
Kutswe dialects...
- may be used to
indicate fronting,
especially in the
terms prepalatal and
prevelar.
Otherwise phrases like "fronted u" may be used. For retraction, either...
