Voiced retroflex plosive explained

Ipa Symbol:ɖ
Ipa Number:106
Decimal:598
X-Sampa:d`
Kirshenbaum:d.
Braille:256
Braille2:d
Imagefile:IPA Unicode 0x0256.svg

The voiced retroflex plosive or stop is a type of consonantal sound, used in some spoken languages. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents this sound is, and the equivalent X-SAMPA symbol is d`. Like all the retroflex consonants, the IPA symbol is formed by adding a rightward-pointing hook extending from the bottom of a d, the letter that is used for the corresponding alveolar consonant. Many South Asian languages, such as Hindi and Urdu, have a two-way contrast between plain and murmured (breathy voice) pronounced as /[ɖ ]/.

Features

Features of the voiced retroflex stop:

Occurrence

Language Word IPAMeaning Notes
Astierna dialectAsturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese: '''ḷḷ'''ingua pronounced as /[ɖiŋɡwä]/'tongue'Corresponds to pronounced as //ʎ// in other dialects. See Che Vaqueira
/ dèl pronounced as /[ɖɪl]/ 'female donkey'
Bengali: [[Bengali alphabet|'''ডা'''কাত]] pronounced as /[ɖakat̪]/ 'robber' Apical postalveolar. See Bengali phonology
Indian dialectsEnglish: [[English orthography|'''d'''ine]]|italic=yes pronounced as /[ɖaɪn]/'to eat'Corresponds to pronounced as //d// in other dialects. See English phonology
Gujarati: [[Gujarati alphabet|'''હાડ''']] pronounced as /[ɦaɖ]/ 'bone' Subapical. See Gujarati phonology
Hindi: [[Devanāgarī|'''डा'''लना]]/Urdu: {{nq|[[Urdu alphabet|ڈالنا]] pronounced as /[ɖaːlnaː]/ 'to put' Apical postalveolar. See Hindustani phonology
Javanesepronounced as /[ɖahaɽ]/'to eat'
KannadaKannada: [[Kannada script|ಅ'''ಡ'''ಸು]] pronounced as /[ɐɖɐsu]/'to join'
Mabako'''dr'''ok / كٛ'''ڔٛ'''ك pronounced as /[kɔɖɔk]/'false'
MalayalamMalayalam: [[Malayalam script|പാണ്'''ഡ'''വർ]] pronounced as /[ˈpaːɳɖaʋɐr]/'Pandavas'
Marathi: [[Devanāgarī|हा'''ड''']] pronounced as /[haːɖ]/ 'bone'Subapical. See Marathi phonology
Nepali: [[Devanāgarī|'''ड'''र]]pronounced as /[ɖʌr]/ 'fear'Apical postalveolar. See Nepali phonology
pronounced as /[biɖum]/'one'
Norwegian: [[Norwegian alphabet|va'''rd'''e]]|italic=yes pronounced as /[ˈʋɑɖːə]/'beacon'See Norwegian phonology
Oriya: [[Odia script|'''ଡ'''ଙ୍ଗା]]/ḍaṅgā pronounced as /[ɖɔŋga]/ 'boat' Apical postalveolar.
Pushto; Pashto: [[Perso-Arabic alphabet|ډﻙ]]|rtl=yes pronounced as /[ɖak]/'full'
Panjabi; Punjabi: [[Gurmukhi|'''ਡੱ'''ਡੂ]] pronounced as /[ɖəɖːu]/'frog'
Sardinian: cherve'''dd'''u 'brain'
Sicilian: co'''ḍḍ'''u pronounced as /[kɔɖːu]/'neck'
Sinhalapronounced as /[baɖə]/'stomach'
Somali: [[Somali alphabet|'''dh'''ul]]||italic=yes pronounced as /[ɖul]/'earth, land, ground'See Somali phonology
Swedish: [[Spanish alphabet|'''d'''ado]]|italic=yes pronounced as /[ɖädo]/'dado'Realization of /ð/ in some accents. See Spanish phonology
Swedish: [[Swedish alphabet|no'''rd''']]|italic=yes 'north'See Swedish phonology
TamilTamil: [[Tamil script|வ'''ண்டி''']] pronounced as /[ʋəɳɖi]/'cart'Subapical; allophone of pronounced as //ʈ//. See Tamil phonology
TeluguTelugu: [[Telugu script|క'''డ్డి''']] pronounced as /[kɐɖːi]/'rod' Contrasts unaspirated and aspirated forms. Aspirated form articulated as breathy consonant.
[[Arabic script|ڈىغو]]|rtl=yes pronounced as /[ɖiɣu]/ 'late afternoon' Realised as pronounced as /[ɽ]/ between vowels.
Urduڈنڈاpronounced as /[ɖəɳɖaː]/'stick'

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