Alveolar trill: Difference between revisions
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Pulmonic Consonant | |
IPA: | r |
X-SAMPA: | r |
Kirshenbaum: | r<trl> |
Place of Articulation: | Alveolar |
Manner of Articulation: | Trill |
Phonological features: | [+consonantal] [+approximant] [+sonorant] [+contin-artic] [+contin-acous] [+delayed release] [+trill] [+voice] [+CORONAL] [+anterior] |
The alveolar trill is a sound common amongst European languages. It is a rhotic, often being changed for ɾ or ʀ. It often arises from z, especially between vowels.
Alveolar trills in natlangs
Voiced | rr | perro /pero/ |
Voiced | r | Rōma /roːma/ |
Voiced geminated | rr | currō /kurroː/ |
Alveolar trills in conlangs
Voiced | rr | rrig /riɡ/ |
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