oral consonant
Linguistics term for a consonant produced with airflow through the mouth, as opposed to a nasal consonant. Often contrasted with 鼻音 (nasal consonant).
See also: 鼻音
The consonant in Japanese 'ka' is an oral consonant.
Please explain the difference between oral and nasal consonants.
medial-containing Chinese syllable · long 'o' from vowel fusion
Compound of 口 (mouth) and 音 (sound), literally 'mouth sound'.