voiceless retroflex plosive
Linguistics term for a consonant sound produced with the tongue curled back against the hard palate without vocal cord vibration.
Hindi has a voiceless retroflex plosive.
The IPA symbol for the voiceless retroflex plosive is [ʈ].
Voiced counterpart; the vocal cords vibrate during articulation.
General term for retroflex consonants, including fricatives and nasals.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling for the linguistic term.
Alternate kanji spelling using 反り instead of そり.
Compound of 無声 (voiceless) + そり舌 (retroflex) + 破裂音 (plosive). A descriptive linguistic term.