Re: Phonological terminology question
| From: | Robert B Wilson <han_solo55@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, February 18, 2003, 4:04 |
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On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 19:54:24 -0600 Danny Wier <dawier@...>
writes:
There is no such thing as a pharyngeal stop
> (that would
> be painful!), just the two fricatives in Arabic, voiceless and
> voiced.
according to the IPA chart, a voiceless pharyngeal stop isn't impossible.
hmm... the box for a pharyngeal trill isn't shaded either...
part of my list of consonants to include in some conlang:
pharyngeal trill
pharyngeal stop
velar lateral fricative
[H]
[H_0]
[h\]
retroflex trill
labiodental trill
uvular lateral approximant
...
hmm... maybe i could write a story about aliens who invade earth and then
make everyone learn a language in which the plural marker for nouns is
[y_0] + a pharyngeal trill or something evil like that...
> ~Danny~
Robert Wilson
han_solo55@juno.com
fanai kabl dala ninl.