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described a laminal alveolar articulation for the "dental" consonants (while still calling them "dental", I believe). Within minutes my problem with the...

marks /t/ and /d/ as dental; Spanish phonology says that they're laminal denti-alveolar, but dental consonant says they're apico-dental; French phonology...

Based on the links to this page it should be a redirect to Dental consonant (as it repeatedly has been). Although it is a pretty general word, as a term...

Can someone who knows contrast this with dental consonant? I don't understand the difference. --Doradus 18:25, Dec 20, 2004 (UTC) The reason for your confusion...

term "dental consonant" is imprecise, but I challenge the assertion that it is only the resonant cavity that defines the timbre of consonants. I would...

(UTC) I'm Spanish and the word nada would be [ˈnaða], "n" is dental before a dental consonant, for example contra [ˈkon̪ˈt̪ɾa]. However, I think it is pronounced...

Phonetic Alphabet puts these into the main pulmonic consonants table, rather than the co-articulated consonants table. Shouldn't we do the same here? Vilhelm...

One of them is [1] which on pdf page 20 (page 9), the consonant chart shows t,d under 'dental'. Also the wikipedia article says that /t/ /d/ varies between...

consonant table has a single column for both dental and alveolar sounds). — Ƶ§œš¹ [aɪm ˈfɻɛ̃ⁿdˡi] 19:28, 31 December 2008 (UTC) It isn't, is dental,...

Interdental is not wholly separate from dental. It's simply one way of describing a type of laminal dental consonants. Sometimes it's too specific so that...

proposing to merge; and dental ejective and palatal ejective. It appears to me that in practice the ejectives are a row of the consonant table parallel to the...

Why isn't Icelandic mentioned in this article as a language with a voiced dental fricative? Vauxhall1964 (talk) 23:37, 2 April 2008 (UTC) Because the Icelandic...

"riband" is superior in making the sound an echo to the sense. The extra dental consonant adds to the tone of bitter exasperation. Another triumph for Dulness...

now, it simply replicates most of the table on alveolar consonant page plus the two dentals and postalveolars, which cannot be the purpose of this list...

lateral consonant and it is very different that the one in the audio. This sentence: The voiceless alveolar lateral fricative is a type of consonantal sound...

coronal consonants in such preconditions as "in the" (where 'n' is dental), as in "in the truck", because there's such a huge gap between dental position...

following are serious lacks: - The (historical or synchronic) conditioning of consonant gradation, i.e. open vs. closed syllables is not explained. - The difference...

alveolo-dental trills, if I'm right that "dental trills" aren't this) don't occur in natural languages. Perhaps both dorso-palatal and alveolo-dental trills...

of whether the sound is dental or alveolar. There is a crosslinguistic tendency for velarized coronal consonants to be dental, rather than alveolar, which...

symbols for disordered speech, and the linguolabial column has all dental/alveolar consonants (t, d, n, r, theta, eth, and l), with the "seagull below" diacritic...