ঘোষ; adjective ঘোষবান্;
sonant definition
A sonant is a speech sound that is voiced, meaning that it involves the vibration of the vocal cords.
sonant শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
soft, sonant, voiced_sound, voiced,
sonant Example in a sentence
The sonant consonants in English, such as /r/, /l/, and /m/, play a crucial role in distinguishing words.
In linguistics, sonants refer to consonants that are voiced and have a relatively clear resonance.
The sonant consonants /w/ and /j/ are called semivowels or glides due to their close relationship with vowels.
The sonant nasal consonants, like /m/ and /n/, are produced with the airflow passing through the nose.
The sonant consonant /r/ can have different pronunciations, depending on the language and context, ranging from trilled to tapped.
Sonant consonants often serve as transition sounds between vowels, creating smooth and harmonious speech.
In phonology, sonants are contrasted with obstruents, which are consonants produced with a blockage of airflow.
Sonant consonants can contribute to the rhythm and flow of language, adding a musicality to spoken words.
The sonant nasal consonant /ŋ/ is found at the end of words like “sing” and “song” in English.
The sonant lateral consonant /l/ is commonly used in syllables, forming sounds like “la” and “le.”