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  • Front
  • Back
p
Voiceless
Bilabial
Stop
Obstruent
b
Voiced
Bilabial
Stop
Obstruent
m
Voiced
Bilabial
Nasal
Sibilant
w̥
Voiceless
Bilabial
Glide
Sibilant
w
Voiced
Bilabial
Glide
Sibilant
f
Voiceless
Labio-dental
Fricative
Obstruent
v
Voiced
Labio-dental
Fricative
Obstruent
θ
Voiceless
Inter-dental
Fricative
Obstruent
ð
Voiced
Inter-dental
Fricative
Obstruent
t
Voiceless
Alveolar
Stop
Obstruent
d
Voiced
Alveolar
Stop
Obstruent
s
Voiceless
Alveolar
Fricative
Obstruent
z
Voiced
Alveolar
Fricative
Obstruent
n
Voiced
Alveolar
Nasal
Sibilant
l
Voiced
Alveolar
Lateral-Liquid
Sibilant
ɹ
Voiced
Alveolar
Retroflex Liquid
Sibilant
∫
Voiceless
Post-Alveolar
Fricative
Obstruent
ʒ
Voiced
Post-Alveolar
Fricative
Obstruent
tʃ
Voiceless
Post-Alveolar
Affricate
Obstruent
dʒ
Voiced
Post-Alveolar
Affricate
Obstruent
j
Voiced
Palatal
Glide
Sibilant
k
Voiceless
Velar
Stop
Obstruent
g
Voiced
Velar
Stop
Obstruent
ŋ
Voiced
Velar
Nasal
Sibilant
ʔ
Voiceless
Glottal
Stop
Obstruent
h
Voiceless
Glottal
Fricative
Obstruent