Definition of sonantal in English:

sonantal

adjective səˈnantl

Phonetics

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Wright (1855–1930), philologist and dialectologist. From sonant + -al, after consonantal.

adjectivesəˈnantl

Phonetics

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Wright (1855–1930), philologist and dialectologist. From sonant + -al, after consonantal.

单词	sonantal
释义	Definition of sonantal in English: sonantal adjective səˈnantl Phonetics Syllabic; that is or contains a syllabic consonant. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Wright (1855–1930), philologist and dialectologist. From sonant + -al, after consonantal. Definition of sonantal in US English: sonantal adjectivesəˈnantl Phonetics Syllabic; that is or contains a syllabic consonant. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Wright (1855–1930), philologist and dialectologist. From sonant + -al, after consonantal.
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