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• Co-intrinsic characteristics
  ...intrinsic pitch'': the pitch of a vowel is higher when the vowel follows a voiceless consonant than when it follows a voiced consonant. ...n of a vowel preceding a voiceless consonant is shorter than when the same vowel precedes a voiced consonant.
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• Sonority hierarchy
  ...r [[manner of articulation]]. Accordingly, in all sonority hierarchies, [[vowel]]s are at the top of the hierarchy, [[consonant]]s at the bottom. Most hie [[vowel]]s > [[glide]]s > [[nasal]]s > [[voiced]] obstruents > [[voiceless]] obstruents (Katamba 1989)
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• Allomorph
  (i) if the noun stem ends in a voiceless consonant, the allomorph used is [s], as in ''kicks'' [kɪks]; (ii) if the noun stem ends in a voiced phoneme (including a [[vowel]]), the allomorphed used is [z] (as in ''cats'' [kæts]);
  885 bytes (130 words) - 17:17, 18 June 2014
• Irish
  The [[vowel]]s are as follows: !   || [[Front vowel|Front]] || [[Central vowel|Central]] || [[Back vowel|Back]]
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• Swedish Phonology
  ...ndex.php/Voiced voiced] or [http://www.glottopedia.org/index.php/Voiceless voiceless]). Since standard orthographic systems, such as the Latin alphabet, do not There are nine long vowel phonemes in the Swedish language.
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• Fidschi
  !style="background-color:#CAFF30;text-align:left"|[[voiceless]] !style="background-color:#CAFF30;text-align:left"|[[voiceless]]
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• Jan Svatopluk Presl
  ...as to the alleged difficulty of pronunciating Czech. Therefore, consonant-vowel combinations are computed, resulting in similar relations for Czech and Ita ...ed as [c] if realized as affricate (usually being denoted as [ts], today), voiceless <v> as [f], etc. etc. – for further details see the reproduction above.</
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• Hadza
  ...ople, though it is usually spelled "Hadzabe" due to devoicing of the final vowel. (The feminine is the inclusive gender in the plural.) "Hadzapi" is the mas ...ferent pitch than the following vowel, or may be preceded by an epenthetic vowel; such nasals are analyzed here as NCV sequences rather than as a series of
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