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# A combining diacritic used in the [[International Phonetic Alphabet]] for [[ejective]] and other glottalized [[consonant]]s |
# A combining diacritic used in the [[International Phonetic Alphabet]] for [[ejective]] and other glottalized [[consonant]]s |
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#:[kʼ], [tʼ], [sʼ], etc. |
#:[kʼ], [tʼ], [sʼ], etc. |
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==Navajo== |
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===Letter=== |
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# A component of the Navajo alphabet. It is not a separate letter, but it is used before or after a vowel to indicate a glottal stop. In addition, it is part of the following Navajo letters: chʼ, kʼ, tʼ, tłʼ, tsʼ. If a vowel begins a word, it is pronounced with a glottal stop at the beginning, but the stop usually is not written: [[ooljééʼ]] (sometimes spelled [[ooljééʼ|ʼooljééʼ]]). |
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[[Category:IPA symbols]] |
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Revision as of 14:03, 24 May 2010
Translingual
Alternative spellings
Symbol
ʼ
- A combining diacritic used in the International Phonetic Alphabet for ejective and other glottalized consonants
- [kʼ], [tʼ], [sʼ], etc.
Letter
- A component of the Navajo alphabet. It is not a separate letter, but it is used before or after a vowel to indicate a glottal stop. In addition, it is part of the following Navajo letters: chʼ, kʼ, tʼ, tłʼ, tsʼ. If a vowel begins a word, it is pronounced with a glottal stop at the beginning, but the stop usually is not written: ooljééʼ (sometimes spelled ʼooljééʼ).