Voiceless alveolar lateral affricate explained

Ipa Symbol:
Ipa Symbol3:ƛ
Ipa Number:103 (148)
Decimal1:116
Decimal2:865
Decimal3:620
Imagefile:Voiceless alveolar lateral affricate.svg

The voiceless alveolar lateral affricate is a type of consonantal sound, used in some spoken languages. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet is (IPA|t͡ɬ) (often simplified to (IPA|tɬ)), and in Americanist phonetic notation it is (ƛ) (barred lambda).

Features

Features of the voiceless alveolar lateral affricate:

Occurrence

FamilyLanguageWordIPAMeaningNotes
SemiticArabicLevantineArabic: ثلاثة/tlete'three'Allophone of /tl/
Northeast CaucasianAvarAvaric: [[Avar_language#Writing_systems|'''лӀ'''угьине]]/Avaric: '''Ļ'''uhine/Avaric: '''ڸ'''ۇھێنېpronounced as /[t͡ɬ:uhine]/'to become'
IroquoianCherokeeOtaliCherokee: '''Ꮭ'''/Cherokee: '''tl'''a pronounced as /[t͡ɬa]/'no'
Chukotko-KamchatkanChukchiԒыгъоравэ'''тԓ'''ьэнpronounced as /[ɬəɣˀorawetɬˀɛn]/'Chukchi'
IsolateHaidaHaida: '''tl'''a'únhlpronounced as /[t͡ɬʌʊ́nɬ]/'six'
SemiticHebrewHebrew: '''תל'''ונה/'''tl'''unapronounced as /[ˈt͡ɬuna]/'complaint'Pronunciation of /tl/ sequence by some speakers.
GermanicIcelandicIcelandic: [[Icelandic orthography|bo'''ll'''i]]pronounced as /[ˈpɔt͡ɬɪ]/'cup'See Icelandic phonology.
RomanceLadin'''tl'''opronounced as /[t͡ɬo]/'here'Gherdëina variant
Uto-AztecanNahuatlNahuatl languages: [[Nahuatl orthography|Nahua'''tl''']]'Nahuatl language'
HmongicPa Napronounced as /[t͡ɬa˧˥]/'frost'
Plateau-PenutianSahaptinpronounced as /[t͡ɬupt]/'jumping'
RomanceSpanishMexicanSpanish; Castilian: [[Spanish orthography|Xóchi'''tl''']]pronounced as /[ˈʃo̞t͡ʃit͡ɬ]/'Xóchitl'See Spanish phonology.
Na-DeneTlingitTlingit: [[Tlingit alphabet|'''tl'''eilóo]]'butterfly'Distinguishes aspirated and unaspirated
Northeast CaucasianTsez[[Cyrillic script|э'''лI'''ни]]/pronounced as /[ˈʔɛ̝t͡ɬni]/'winter'
BantuTswanaTswana: '''tl'''alapronounced as /[t͡ɬala]/'hunger'

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