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38 Cards in this Set

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Place
Bilabial-p,b,m,w
Labiodental-f,v
Interdental-theme,that
Alveolar-t,d,s,z,n,l
Palatal-sh, gem, ch, dg, r, j
Velar-k, g, ng, w
Glottal-stop, h
Manner
Obstruents-stops, fricatives, affricates

Sonorants-Nasal, liquids (Lateral, rhotic), glides
Voicing
Voiced
Voiceless
Bilabial consonants
/b/, /p/, /m/, /w/
Labiodental consonants
/f/, /v/
Interdental consonants
That, theme
Alveolar Consonants
t, d, s, z, n, l
Palatal Consonants
sh, gem, ch, dg, r, j
Velar Consonants
k, g, ng, w
Glottal Consonants
glottal stop, h
Bilabial defined
produced by articulation of the lips
Labiodental defined
produced by articulation of the lower lip and upper teeth
Interdental defined
produced by articulation of tongue tip into space between upper and lower incisors
Alveolar defined
produced by articulation of tongue against alveolar ridge
Palatal defined
produced by articulation of tongue against palate
Velar defined
produced by articulations of the dorsum of the tongue against the velar surface
Glottal defined
produced by articulation of the vocal folds
Voiceless Stops (4)
p, t, k, glottal stop
Voiced Stops (3)
b, d, g
Voiceless Fricatives (5)
f, theme, s, shame, h
Voiced Fricatives (4)
v, this, z, gem
Voiceless Affricates (1)
ch
Voiced Affricates (1)
dg
Nasals (only voiced) (3)
m, n, ng
Liquids (only voiced) (2)
Lateral-l
Rhotic-r
Glide (only voiced) (2)
w, j
Stop defined
manner of articulation in which vocal tract is completely closed for some interval, so that airflow ceases


Air pressure builds up behind point of closure, then released
Velum is raised : V-P port closed
Fricative defined
manner of articulation in which a continuous noise is generated as air is channeled throug ha narrow articulatory constriction
Affricate defined
formed by a stop and fricative sequence (ch and dg)


velum raised: Velopharynx closed
Nasal defined
manenr of articulation in which sound energy radiates into the nasal cavity; associated with open velopharynx
Liquid (lateral and rhotic)
both of which have a vocal tract that is constricted only somewhat more than that for vowels; unlike glides, which are similar, do not require a movement for their auditory identification
Glide defined
manner of articulation involving gliding movement fro a partly constricted vocal tract to a ore open vocal tract. Resemble diphthongs but can not serve as syllable nuclei
Voiced defined
vocal folds vibrate
Voiceless defined
vocal folds do not vibrate
Flap defined
allophonic variation of lingua-alveolar stops /t/ and /d/

sound formed by quick tapping movement of articulator against surface.
Obstruents
Stops, Fricatives and Affricates


significant constriction of the vocal tract which obstructs airstream
Cognate Pairs
two sounds that differ only in the voicing.
List Cognate Pairs
p, b
t,d
k,g
f,v
th/th
s,z
sh, j
ch,