An alveolar ejective affricate is a type of consonantal sound, used in some spoken languages. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents this sound is or .
Features Features of an alveolar ejective affricate:
Occurrence Language Word IPA Meaning Notes Abaza / qac'a 'man' Abkhaz / dnyķwc̄an 'put' Adyghe / pápc'a 'sharp' Amharicፀጉር / cegur'hair' Armenian Yerevan dialect / caŕ 'tree' Corresponds to tenuis in other Eastern dialects. AvarмацӀ / mac' 'language' Chechen / c'e / 'name' Georgian / c'eli 'year' Hadza 'digging stick' Haida 'beams' Hausa 'fear' Kabardian / / 'name' Lak / / 'name'лакско-русский словарь Link Laz Atina-Artasheni dialect / ǯuna 'pain' or 'ache' Vitse dialect / ǯǩuna LushootseedNorthern Lushootseed 'seven' Southern Lushootseed North Straits Salish Saanich (Web version of the author's PhD dissertation, University of Hawaiʻi). 'skunk cabbage' Rarely realized as Nuxalk 'white' OssetianIron / c'ah'blue' or 'green' Q'eqchi' 'dog' Tlingit 'spider'
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