labio造句

• This dialect is also described as having the labio-velars and.
• The labialized labials are more precisely labio-velarized labials.
• This name is junior homonym of " Labio"
• F and v are fricative and labio-dental.
• Among the glides, only the unaspirated labio-velar glide shows this contrast.
• Xavante is highly unusual in lacking velar consonants, except for the labio-velar approximant.
• Turner said she and her co-founders, Wilburt Labio and Narayanan Shivakumar, understand their audience.
• When and are followed by and another vowel letter, this virtually always represents the labio-velar phonemes.
• The difference between bilabial consonants with and without a labio-velar release is relevant only before front vowels.
• Is  rarely as low as  adjacent to a post-velar or labio-postvelar consonant or preceding.
• The palatal glide is treated as being underlyingly vocalic in morphophonemic analysis while the labio-velar glide is analysed consonantally.
• It also coincided with an invasion from the south by the Labio ) were torn down after the rebellion was defeated.
• Micronesian languages are known for their lack of plain labial consonants; they have instead two series, palatalized and labio-velarized labials.
• Most other labialized sounds also have simultaneous velarization, and the process may then be more precisely called "'labio-velarization " '.
• A notable feature of Logba phonology is the opposition between bilabial and labio-dental fricatives, found in various other languages of the region, including Ewe.
• The labio-velars now appeared under that name as one of the five rows of " Verschlusslaute ( Explosivae ) " ( labiovelaren V ."
• The genus " Monodonta " was first separated from the Linnaean genus " Trochus " by Lamarck in 1801 with " Trochus labio"
• In unified international braille, the braille pattern dots-2456 is used to represent the labio-velar approximant, / w /, or otherwise as needed.
• Bundjalung does not permit clusters of the same consonant, or clusters that begin with an obstruent phoneme or end with an approximant, except the labio-velar glide.
• Word-initially, front vowels are preceded by the palatal glide and back rounded vowels are preceded by the labio-velar glide in the Konkani dialects of Karnataka.