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In phonetics, an occlusive, sometimes known as a stop, is a consonant sound produced by occluding (i.e. blocking) airflow in the vocal tract, but not necessarily in the nasal tract. The duration of the block is the occlusion of the consonant. An occlusive may refer to one or more of the following, depending on the author: Oral occlusive may mean any of the above apart from nasal occlusives, but typically means stop/plosive. Nasal occlusive may be used to distinguish the simple nasal sounds from other nasal consonants.

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  • Fonetikan, kontsonante herskaria —edo, labur, herskaria—, batzuetan kontsonante oklusiboa deitua, ahots-bidean aire-emaria erabat blokeatuz ahoskatzen da, baina ez sudur-bidean halabeharrez. Blokeo horren iraupena kontsonantearen hersketa da. Herskari hitzak hurrengo kategorietako bati edo gehiagori erreferentzia egin diezaioke, autorearen arabera: * Leherkariak, askotan soilki herskari deituak. Leherkariak herskari ahokariak dira, non ahots-bidearen hersketak aire-emari guztia blokeatzen duen, ahokari zein sudurkaria. Euskaraz, haien adibide /b/, /d/, /ɡ/, /ɟ/ ahostunak eta /p/, /t/, /k/, /c/ ahoskabeak dira. * Sudurkariak, askotan herskari sudurkari deituak. Sudurkariak herskari sudurkariak dira; bertan, ahots-bidearen hersketak aire-emaria sudur-bidera eramaten du. Adibidez, /m/, /n/, eta /ɲ/, euskaraz. * Afrikatuak herskari partzialak dira. Orokorrean, afrikatuak eta leherkariak kontrajartzen dira, baina afrikatuak askatze igurzkaria duten leherkari gisa deskribatu izan dira halaber, leherkari soilekin askapenaren bidez kontrastatuz. Euskarazko adibideak /t͡s̻/, /t͡s̺/, eta /t͡ʃ/ dira. * Inplosiboak: hor, leherkari eta afrikatuen aire-etorri motarekiko aire-etorri mekanismo ezberdina dute. Euskaraz ez dago horrelakorik. * Eiektiboak, beste aire-etorri mekanismo bat dutenak. Euskarak ez du horrelakorik. * Klik kontsonanteak, musuen hotsak edo katuak deitzeko soinuak kasu, laugarren aire-etorri mekanismo bat duten herskari bikoitzak dira. Herskari ahokariak, sudurkariak, afrikatuak nahiz eiektiboak izan daitezke. (eu)
  • In phonetics, an occlusive, sometimes known as a stop, is a consonant sound produced by occluding (i.e. blocking) airflow in the vocal tract, but not necessarily in the nasal tract. The duration of the block is the occlusion of the consonant. An occlusive may refer to one or more of the following, depending on the author: * Stops, or more precisely, oral stops—also known as plosives—are oral occlusives, where the occlusion of the vocal tract stops all airflow—oral and nasal.Examples in English are (voiced) /b/, /d/, /ɡ/ and (voiceless) /p/, /t/, /k/. * Nasals, also known as nasal stops, are nasal occlusives, where occlusion of the vocal tract shifts the airflow to the nasal tract.Examples in English are /m/, /n/, and /ŋ/. * Affricates such as English /tʃ/, /dʒ/ are partial occlusives. Typically stops and affricates are contrasted, but affricates are also described as stops with fricative release, contrasting with simple stops (= plosives). * Implosives, in which the airstream differs from typical stops and affricates (no examples in English). * Ejectives, with yet another airstream (no examples in English). * Click consonants, such as the exclamation tsk! tsk! made when expressing reproach (often humorously) or pity, are double occlusives with yet a fourth airstream mechanism. They may be oral occlusives, nasals, affricates, or ejective. Oral occlusive may mean any of the above apart from nasal occlusives, but typically means stop/plosive. Nasal occlusive may be used to distinguish the simple nasal sounds from other nasal consonants. The terms 'stop' and 'occlusive' are used inconsistently in the literature. They may be synonyms, or they may distinguish nasality as here. However, some authors use them in the opposite sense to here, with 'stop' being the generic term (oral stop, nasal stop), and 'occlusive' being restricted to oral consonants. Ladefoged and Maddieson (1996) prefer to distinguish 'stop' from 'nasal'. They say, Note that what we call simply nasals are called nasal stops by some linguists. We avoid this phrase, preferring to reserve the term 'stop' for sounds in which there is a complete interruption of airflow. (en)
  • Смы́чные согласные, также окклюзивы (от лат. occlusio «сокрытие») — согласные звуки, при артикуляции которых органы речи находятся в таком положении, что поток воздуха из легких полностью блокируется с помощью смычки, создаваемой в полости рта или в гортани. Смычные согласные делятся на три больших класса: * взрывные, при артикуляции которых нёбная занавеска поднята, и воздух проходит в ротовую полость, а размыкание смычки происходит резко и напоминает взрыв; в русском — [б, п, д, т, г, к] * аффрикаты — размыкание смычки происходит не резко и похоже на артикуляцию фрикативных согласных; в русском — [ч, ц] * носовые (назальные, смычно-проходные), при артикуляции которых нёбная занавеска опущена, и воздух выходит через нос; в русском — [м, н] Понятия взрывной и смычный часто путаются. (ru)
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  • Fonetikan, kontsonante herskaria —edo, labur, herskaria—, batzuetan kontsonante oklusiboa deitua, ahots-bidean aire-emaria erabat blokeatuz ahoskatzen da, baina ez sudur-bidean halabeharrez. Blokeo horren iraupena kontsonantearen hersketa da. Herskari hitzak hurrengo kategorietako bati edo gehiagori erreferentzia egin diezaioke, autorearen arabera: (eu)
  • In phonetics, an occlusive, sometimes known as a stop, is a consonant sound produced by occluding (i.e. blocking) airflow in the vocal tract, but not necessarily in the nasal tract. The duration of the block is the occlusion of the consonant. An occlusive may refer to one or more of the following, depending on the author: Oral occlusive may mean any of the above apart from nasal occlusives, but typically means stop/plosive. Nasal occlusive may be used to distinguish the simple nasal sounds from other nasal consonants. (en)
  • Смы́чные согласные, также окклюзивы (от лат. occlusio «сокрытие») — согласные звуки, при артикуляции которых органы речи находятся в таком положении, что поток воздуха из легких полностью блокируется с помощью смычки, создаваемой в полости рта или в гортани. Смычные согласные делятся на три больших класса: Понятия взрывной и смычный часто путаются. (ru)
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  • Смычные согласные (ru)
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