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! {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} | {{wp|Voiced bilabial nasal|m}}

|bgcolor=#EAECF0 colspan="2"|'''[[wikipedia:Velar consonant|Velar]] ...none; width: 50px; padding-left:0; text-align:center;"|'''<big>[[wikipedia:Voiced bilabial nasal|m]]</big>

! {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} | {{wp|Voiced bilabial nasal|m}}

...rlier stages of the language, shared with Oroshan, producing a contrastive voiced series of consonants. !{{wpl|Velar consonant|Velar}}

! colspan="2" | {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} | style="border-right: 0;" | || style="border-left: 0;" | {{wp|Velar nasal|ŋ}}

! colspan=2| {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} !rowspan=2| {{wp|Stop consonant|Plosive}}

! colspan="2" | {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} ! colspan="2" | {{wp|Stop consonant|Stop}}

...sonants (da, ha, ka, la, ma, na, pa, ra, sa, ta, wa), and the {{wp|glottal stop}} represented by an {{wp|ʻokina}} or simply an apostrophe. ! {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}}

! colspan="2" | {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} ! {{wp|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

!{{wpl|Velar consonant|Velar}} !style="text-align: left;" | {{wpl|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

...ive places of articulation—bilabial, alveolar, velar, uvular, and glottal; velar, uvular, and glottal stops are further distinguished in plain and labialize ...2"| {{wp|Palatal consonants|Palatal}} !!colspan="2"| {{wp|Velar consonants|Velar}} !!colspan="2"| {{wp|Uvular consonants|Uvular}} !!colspan="2"| {{wp|Glotta

| /{{wpl|Voiced bilabial stop|b}}/ | /{{wpl|Voiced alveoral stop|d}}/

! scope="col" colspan="2" | {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} ! scope="row" | {{wp|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

! [[Velar consonant|Velar]] ! rowspan="2" | [[Stop consonant|Plosive]]

![[wikipedia:Voiced bilabial nasal|m]] ![[wikipedia:Voiced labiodental nasal|ɱ]]

...! rowspan=2| [[Palatal consonant|Palatal]] !! rowspan=2| [[Velar consonant|Velar]] !! rowspan=2| [[Glottal consonant|Glottal]] ! rowspan=2| [[Plosive|Stop]]

! {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} ! rowspan=3| {{wp|Stop consonant|Stops}} || {{small|{{wp|Voiced consonant|Voiced}}}}

! colspan="2" | Velar ! colspan="2" | Stop

! [[wikipedia:Velar consonant|Velar]] !rowspan=2| [[wikipedia:Stop consonant|Plosive]]

! colspan="2" | Initials !! Bilabial !! Alveolar !! Palatal !!Velar !! Velar<br>labialized !! Glottal !! Glottal<br>labialized ! rowspan="3" | Stop ||Lenis

...ages. It did, however, lose the contrast between ''*s'' and ''*z'' and all voiced plosives, ''*b, *d, *ɟ'' and ''*ɢ'', and turned them into ''*p, *t, *c'' ...st notorious for a very rich inventory of nasals and stops, distinguishing voiced and voicelessness and having phonemic ejectives and aspirated variants, wit

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...guage besides the nasals, vowels, and the bilabials. Note that the glottal stop [ʔ] does not constitute its own sound or phoneme in the langauge, and is s ! Velar

...3px;" | [[File:BotoDot.svg|link=|10px]]<br><small><small>-[[wikipedia:Full stop|<span style="color: #000000">Period</span>]]-</small></small> |''Symbol for a stop between words

! width=10% | [[wikipedia:Velar consonant|Velar]] ! rowspan="3" | [[wikipedia:Stop consonant|Stop]]/<br>[[wikipedia:Affricate consonant|Affricate]]

...→ maan - ''man'', in stressed syllables when followed by a voiced nasal or stop only */ol/→/ou/ - gold → goyd - ''gold'', before stop consonants only ({{wp|l-vocalisation}})

...3px;" | [[File:BotoDot.svg|link=|10px]]<br><small><small>-[[wikipedia:Full stop|<span style="color: #000000">Period</span>]]-</small></small> |''Symbol for a stop between words

...>2</sub> is a consonant of the (S) class, then the (S) consonant can be a stop ! Velar

| ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Voiced_palatal_plosive.ogg Voiced palatal plosive] (not in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language co ...[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Voiced_alveolar_sibilant_affricate.oga Voiced alveolar affricate] (not in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language

! Velar~Uvular | <small>'''voiced'''</small>

!{{wpl|Velar consonant|Velar}} !style="text-align: left;" | {{wpl|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

!{{wpl|Velar consonant|Velar}} !style="text-align: left;" | {{wpl|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

...nants. There exists however a large body of non-native vocabulary in which voiced stops are retained in common pronunciation, and words are transcribed to re ! Velar

!{{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}} ! colspan=2|{{wp|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

...e {{IPA link|θ|/θ/}} and the {{wp|Labial-Velar consonant|labiovelar}} {{wp|Stop consonant|plosives}}. ! style="width: 75px;" | {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}}

#In the sequence *-Nq, *q assimilates to the stop in the place of articulation of *N. ...only arises before ''r''; a prefix is separated from it by means of a full stop or period <.>.

...voicing in the plossives, affricates and fricatives, they could appear as voiced allophonically in intervocallic possitions. ! {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}}

...iculary, it has a three-way opposition between unaspirated, aspirated, and voiced consonants. ! Initials !! Bilabial !! Alveolar !! Retroflex !! Palatal !! Velar !! Uvular !! Glottal !! Notes

...ry unique to the language. Notable features include distinguishing between voiced and unvoiced consonants and the usage of {{wp|affricates}}. The phonology ! style="width: 75px;" | {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}}

!{{wpl|Velar consonant|Velar}} !style="text-align: left;" | {{wpl|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

...also particularly notable for its system of allophonic fricatives for the voiced/unaspirated stops that leads to the "Erish lisp". ...change was that many dialects changed the difference between voiceless and voiced stops to aspirated and unaspirated. The Old Erish unstressed vowels /ɑ,i,u

...lveolar lateral approximant}} ([{{IPA link|l}}]) or the {{wp|voiced labial–velar approximant}} ([{{IPA link|w}}]) are absent; and that there is a distinctio ! style="width: 75px;" | {{wp|Velar consonant|Velar}}

...nturies to come. Firstly, the newly united armed forces were able to put a stop to continuous aggression from al-Abas. In the mid 15th century, al-Abas was ...had come. The full entrance of the Loyal Legion into the war was able to "stop the bleeding" and halt the Cantonist advances. At certain points, Cantonist

!{{wpl|Velar consonant|Velar}} !style="text-align: left;" | {{wpl|Nasal stop|Nasal}}

...ain velars, and influence on *e. The distinction between velar and palato-velar consonants was lost earlier and cannot be detected in attested materials. ...e any bordering voiced fricatives, but *h₁ only does so when it precedes a voiced fricative. When syllabic, laryngeals become /i/ before coronal consonants