Dentalizowane

English translation: dentalized

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Polish term or phrase:Dentalizowane
English translation:dentalized
Entered by: Eva Kam

21:40 Jun 15, 2016
Polish to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Linguistics / Speech and Language
Polish term or phrase: Dentalizowane
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Eva Kam
United Kingdom
Local time: 14:20
dentalized
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Dentalization of plosives

We have seen (see Plosives) how the plosive sound /t/ is articulated with the tongue tip contacting the alveolar ridge, i.e. it is an alveolar plosive. Whilst this is the predominant place of articulation, consider the placement of the tongue tip in the word eighth /eɪtθ/. In this instance, the tongue is not raised to the alveolar ridge but is brought into contact with the back of the upper incisors. In other words, it is dentalized, being produced in the same place as the dental fricative /θ/ it precedes, i.e
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dentalized


Explanation:
P

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Note added at 1 day16 hrs (2016-06-17 14:34:07 GMT)
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Dentalization of plosives

We have seen (see Plosives) how the plosive sound /t/ is articulated with the tongue tip contacting the alveolar ridge, i.e. it is an alveolar plosive. Whilst this is the predominant place of articulation, consider the placement of the tongue tip in the word eighth /eɪtθ/. In this instance, the tongue is not raised to the alveolar ridge but is brought into contact with the back of the upper incisors. In other words, it is dentalized, being produced in the same place as the dental fricative /θ/ it precedes, i.e

Darius Saczuk
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agree  Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.
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