Voiceless labial-velar stop: Difference between revisions

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The labial-velar stop is rare sound, occuring in some African natlangs. It is a combined [[Voiceless velar stop|k]] and [[Voiceless labial stop|p]]. Its voiced equivalent is [[Voiced labial-velar stop|ɡ͡b]]
The labial-velar stop is rare sound, occuring in some African natlangs. It is a combined [[Voiceless velar stop|k]] and [[Voiceless labial stop|p]]. Its voiced equivalent is [[Voiced labial-velar stop|ɡ͡b]]


It is supposed that bilabial clicks may arise from labial-velar stops.
It is supposed that bilabial clicks may arise from labial-velar stops.


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Revision as of 12:46, 17 October 2004

k͡p
Pulmonic Consonant
IPA: k͡p
X-SAMPA: k_p
Place of Articulation: Labial-velar
Manner of Articulation: Stop
Phonological features: [+consonantal]
[+LABIAL]
[+DORSAL]
  [+high]

The labial-velar stop is rare sound, occuring in some African natlangs. It is a combined k and p. Its voiced equivalent is ɡ͡b.

It is supposed that bilabial clicks may arise from labial-velar stops.

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