Voiced velar lateral stop

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The voiced velar lateral stop is a type of fricative consonant sound, used in some spoken languages. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents the sound is [ʟˀ]. This sound was used in the English or Spanish language; it has letters and numbers.

Voiced velar lateral stop
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a˞ 
çß
ff
IPA number1000
Encoding
Entity (decimal)
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Unicode (hex)U+000D U+0018
X-SAMPAL\
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The sound has transcribed 3 more sounds: ff, çß, and a˞. the letter [çß] needs a hook diacritic to represent the sound for the voiceless palatal fricative (ç). That sound was transcribed (ş). That sound represents the voiceless alveolar lateral fricative but (ş) is now a impossible sound. This symbol is called glottalized velar lateral approximant.

Voiceless velar lateral stop[change | change source]

Voiceless velar lateral stop
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ć
IPA number123
Sound

 

Consonants


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