英语词汇“labio-nasal”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1. Phonetics. Forming words relating to speech sounds articulated with the lip or lips and another specified body part, or with the secondary articulation of lip rounding, as labio-guttural, labio-nasal, labio-palato-nasal, labio-uvular, etc.See also labiodental adj., labiolingual adj. 1, labiopalatal adj., labiovelar adj., etc.

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1669 W. Holder Elem. Speech 98 The Vowels, in respect of their Articulations, may seem not unfitly to be sorted into Guttural..Palatic..Labio-Guttural—ou. Labio-Palatic.

1841 B. H. Smart Accidence & Princ. Eng. Gram. i. i. 3 The lips being joined while the voice is uttered through the nose, converts the last into the labio-nasal consonant heard in may, am.

1867 O. W. Holmes Guardian Angel ii. 16 A sort of half-suppressed labio-palato-nasal utterance.

1930 Internat. Jrnl. Amer. Linguistics 6 12/2 Some [verb-stems], in addition to certain consonantal changes, take a reduced vowel which appears in Sarcee as i, or u if preceded by a consonant of labio-guttural origin.

1963 C. Hoffmann Gram. of Margi Lang. 29 It is remarkable that there are combinations of m + alveolars or alveopalatals.., which correspond to the ordinary labio-alveolars and labio-alveopalatals.

1999 M. Mithun Langs. Native N. Amer. (2001) vii. 377 There are labial, dental, velar, labio-velar, uvular, and labio-uvular stops.

单词	labio-nasal
释义	> as lemmas labio-nasal 1. Phonetics. Forming words relating to speech sounds articulated with the lip or lips and another specified body part, or with the secondary articulation of lip rounding, as labio-guttural, labio-nasal, labio-palato-nasal, labio-uvular, etc.See also labiodental adj., labiolingual adj. 1, labiopalatal adj., labiovelar adj., etc. ΚΠ 1669 W. Holder Elem. Speech 98 The Vowels, in respect of their Articulations, may seem not unfitly to be sorted into Guttural..Palatic..Labio-Guttural—ou. Labio-Palatic. 1841 B. H. Smart Accidence & Princ. Eng. Gram. i. i. 3 The lips being joined while the voice is uttered through the nose, converts the last into the labio-nasal consonant heard in may, am. 1867 O. W. Holmes Guardian Angel ii. 16 A sort of half-suppressed labio-palato-nasal utterance. 1930 Internat. Jrnl. Amer. Linguistics 6 12/2 Some [verb-stems], in addition to certain consonantal changes, take a reduced vowel which appears in Sarcee as i, or u if preceded by a consonant of labio-guttural origin. 1963 C. Hoffmann Gram. of Margi Lang. 29 It is remarkable that there are combinations of m + alveolars or alveopalatals.., which correspond to the ordinary labio-alveolars and labio-alveopalatals. 1999 M. Mithun Langs. Native N. Amer. (2001) vii. 377 There are labial, dental, velar, labio-velar, uvular, and labio-uvular stops. extracted from labio-comb. form < as lemmas
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