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/p/ and /ɡ/ in pug

plosive (plural plosives)

(phonetics) Sound produced from opening a previously closed oral passage.
Synonyms: stop, occlusive

Hypernyms: consonant, obstruent

consonant

Arabic: اِنْفْجَارِي m (infjārī), صَوْت اِنْفِجَارِي m (ṣawt infijārī)
Armenian: պայթական (hy) (paytʻakan), հպական (hy) (hpakan)
Catalan: oclusiva f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 塞音 (zh) (sèyīn, sàiyīn)
Czech: exploziva f, okluziva f, závěrová/ražená souhláska f
Danish: lukkelyd c, klusil c
Dutch: occlusief (nl), plosief (nl), plofklank (nl)
Finnish: klusiili (fi)
French: occlusif (fr) m
Georgian: ხშული (xšuli), ხშულ-მსკდომი (xšul-msḳdomi)
German: Plosiv (de) m, Verschlusslaut (de) m, Explosiv (de) m
Hungarian: zárhang (hu)
Icelandic: lokhljóð (is) n
Italian: occlusiva f
Japanese: 破裂音 (はれつおん, haretsuon)
Korean: 파열음 (ko) (payeoreum)
Norwegian: plosiv
Portuguese: oclusiva f, plosiva f
Romanian: oclusivă (ro) f
Russian: взрывно́й (ru) m (vzryvnój) (звук), смы́чный (ru) (smýčnyj) (obstruent)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: експло̀зӣв m, запорник m

Roman: eksplòzīv (sh) m, zapornik (sh) m
Slovene: zapórnik (sl) m
Spanish: oclusiva (es) f
Swedish: klusil (sv)
Welsh: ffrwydrolyn m

plosive (comparative more plosive or plosiver, superlative most plosive or plosivest)

produced from opening a previously closed oral passage

plosive f (plural plosives)

plosive

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