What is the typical phonation—the state of the glottis—of the consonant pointed to through the highlighted letters in the words given below when these words are pronounced in isolation?

bringing, singer, finger

What is the ‘technical’ name for the consonant found in the highlighted part of the words given below?

pick, spin, sip

What is the typical phonation—the state of the glottis—of the consonant pointed to through the highlighted letters in the words given below when these words are pronounced in isolation?

nothing, night, nut

Say whether the consonant of English to which the IPA character below relates is fortis, lenis, or the distinction does not apply.

/d/

What is the typical phonation—the state of the glottis—of the consonant pointed to through the highlighted letters in the words given below when these words are pronounced in isolation?

other, leather, smoothness

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state of the glottis in which the vocal folds are brought together by the arytenoids, lightly pressed against each other, so that they do not vibrate, while the arytenoids rotate to create a gap at the back of the laryngeal passage, so that the airstream escapes between the arytenoids, creating a characteristic noise

noun

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used to describe a consonant whose narrow transcription will include the diacritic [ ̪ ], e.g. [n̪]

adjective (or maybe a past participle)

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a morpheme added (specifically) after the core morpheme of a word, exemplified by the {ment} and {s} parts of the word form disagreements but not by the {dis} part of it

noun

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of a word: containing only one syllable

adjective

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the opening between the true vocal cords, located in the larynx; the space between the vocal folds

noun