Noun:

ত্তষ্ঠ্য ব্যন্জনবর্ণ,

spirants's Usage Examples:

spirants khaY ⇒ voiceless stops chaV ⇒ ch ṭh th c ṭ t caR ⇒ voiceless unaspirated stops, voiceless spirants śaL ⇒ spirants śaR ⇒ voiceless spirants Generative.

Alveolar Palatal Velar Glottal Unvoiced stop p t k Voiced stop b d Nasal m n ŋ Unvoiced spirants s h Voiced spirants v ð ɣ Lateral r, ł Semivowels w y.

soft spirants in an intervocalic position and before liquids: Welsh dd [ð], f [v] Cornish dh [ð], v [v] Breton z [z], c'h [ɣ], v [v] Voiceless spirants: Geminated.

In 1984 and 1985 Swami Satyananda visited Greece and inspired countless spirants with the ancient message, 'Know Thyself'.

immediately followed by t or s, they changed to voiceless fricatives (spirants): (/bʰt/, /bt/, /pt/ >) /pt/ > /ɸt/ (/dʰt/, /dt/, /tt/ >) /ts(t)/ > /ss/.

contrasting with the voiced series ƀ ð ᵹ and the Indo-European 'lenis' spirants ɸ θ χ in Prokosch (1939) A Comparative Germanic Grammar.

are further split into voiced stops, voiceless stops, nasals, and voiced spirants.

In this system, the short and long vowels, the anusvara and the spirants are interchanged for the consonants and the conjunct consonants.

Notes The voiceless spirants /f/, /θ/, and /s/ gain voiced allophones ([v], [ð], and [z]) when between.

Proto-Iranian *b, *d, *g have generally become spirants, as in most other Eastern Iranian languages.

time, into vowels (svara), stops (sparsha), semivowels (antastha) and spirants (ushman).

such as Quilis (1981) have found that Spanish voiced stops may surface as spirants with various degrees of constriction.

Dental and labial spirants /β, θ, ð, θˤ, ðˤ, ç, ʝ/ are only heard as plosives [b, t̪, d̪, t̪ˤ, d̪ˁ.

Notes: The voiceless spirants /f/, /θ/, and /s/ gain voiced allophones ([v], [ð], and [z]) when between.

Synonyms:

sibilant; fricative; soft; continuant; strident;

Antonyms:

softness; beseeching; euphonious; quiet; hard;