Difference between revisions of "Dental (definition)"
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*Dental consonants in English are [θ] (interdental voiceless fricative) and [ð] (interdental voiced fricative), both represented by the orthography <th>. | *Dental consonants in English are [θ] (interdental voiceless fricative) and [ð] (interdental voiced fricative), both represented by the orthography <th>. | ||
| + | *In Gaelic the Sounds written with <nowiki><t>, <d>, <n>, and <l> </nowiki> are dental sounds. | ||
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Dental is a phonetic place of articulation involving the upper front teeth.
- Dental consonants in English are [θ] (interdental voiceless fricative) and [ð] (interdental voiced fricative), both represented by the orthography <th>.
- In Gaelic the Sounds written with <t>, <d>, <n>, and <l> are dental sounds.
