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sonorant.
See voiced.


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This latter type of lengthening historically targeted the sonorant in sonorant plus obstruent clusters in Livonian (Kettunen 1938), but is absent in Ingrian, which instead lengthens the obstruent, e.
Prominence and gemination in Ingrian/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] by Gordon, Matthew / Linguistica Uralica
Scotland will rebuild Hadrian's Wall to keep the Sassenachs from mounting a new invasion and the Welsh will just speak Welsh in every pub in Wales and drive out unwanted newcomers with incomprehensible vowels and voiceless sonorants.
Population gives me sinking feeling by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
In normal speakers, English vowels and oral sonorants are produced primarily with oral resonance and little if any nasal resonance.
Treatment of velopharyngeal closure for speech: discussion and ... by Ruscello, Dennis M. / The Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis
 
 
 
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