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Place is a constriction, not necessarily made by the tongue (cf bilabial, pharyngeal, glottal) - adjusted the text to reflect this. Added "pharyngeal" to main list, and added short list of less common POAs (as mentioned in introductory paragraph).
 
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In [[phonetics]], the '''place of articulation''' refers to the part of the [[mouth]] where the tongue is placed to produce a particular sound. There are about ten commonly used places of articulation, and a few less commonly used ones.
In [[phonetics]], the '''place of articulation''' refers to the part of the [[vocal tract]] where the constriction is made to produce a particular sound. There are eleven commonly-used places of articulation, and a few less commonly used ones.


===List of places of articulation===
===List of main places of articulation===
*[[bilabial]]
*[[bilabial]]
*[[labiodental]]
*[[labiodental]]
*[[apicodental]]
*[[apicodental]] (also known as "dental" or "interdental")
*[[alveolar]]
*[[alveolar]]
*[[postalveolar]]
*[[postalveolar]] (also known as "alveo-palatal" or "palato-alveolar")
*[[retroflex]]
*[[retroflex]]
*[[palatal]]
*[[palatal]]
*[[velar]]
*[[velar]]
*[[uvular]]
*[[uvular]]
*[[pharyngeal]]
*[[glottal]]
*[[glottal]]
===Less-commonly-used places of articulation===
*[[alveolopalatal]]
*[[epiglottal]]


===Other languages===
===Other languages===

Latest revision as of 18:12, 2 June 2015

In phonetics, the place of articulation refers to the part of the vocal tract where the constriction is made to produce a particular sound. There are eleven commonly-used places of articulation, and a few less commonly used ones.

List of main places of articulation

Less-commonly-used places of articulation

Other languages

German Artikulationsort

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