CHATPER 1 TERMINOLOGY Flashcards

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voiced

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of a sound, articulated with the vocal folds vibrating in the phonation process

Example: [d]

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voiceless

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of a sound, articulated with the vocal folds apart in the phonation process

Example: [t]

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vocal tract

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the air passages above the larynx

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airstream process

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all the ways of pushing air out and sucking air in that provide the power for speech.

related to the respiratory system.

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phonation process

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the action of the vocal folds (vibrating or apart)

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oro-nasal process

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raising or lowering of the velum to determine whether air goes out of the mouth or the nose

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articulatory process

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movements of the tongue and lips interacting with the roof of the mouth and pharynx

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alveolar ridge

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a small protuberance just behind the upper teeth that you can feel with the tip of your tongue

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hard palate

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the front part of the roof of the mouth that is formed by a bony structure

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soft palate / velum

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a muscular flap that can be pressed against the back wall of the pharynx and prevent air from going through the nose

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velic closure

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action that separates the nasal tract from the oral tract so air can only go out through the mouth

Example: difference between [b] and [m] - [b] involves velic closure because the sounds have the same place, manner of articulation and voicing

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pharynx

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the parts of the vocal tract between the uvula and larynx

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uvula

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small appendage hanging down off the back of the soft palate

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lip

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articulators that are fleshy structures that form the upper and lower external anatomy of the mouth, articulators in labial sounds

Example: labial articulation = describes articulation that uses the lips

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tip (of tongue)

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part of the tongue located infront of the blade of the tongue

Example: articulator in apical sounds

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blade (of tongue)

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located in front of the front of the tongue

Example: articulator in laminal sounds

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front (of tongue)

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part of the tongue located behind the blade of the tongue

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center (of tongue)

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part of the tongue located half beneath the soft palate and half beneath the hard palate

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back (of tongue)

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part of the tongue located beneath the soft palate

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epiglottis

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attached to the lower part of the root of the tongue

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labial

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describes speech gestures involving the lips as an active articulator

E.g. bilabial, labiodental sounds

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coronal

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describes speech gestures involving the tip or blade of the tongue as an active articulator

E.g. dental/interdental, alveolar, retroflex sounds

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dorsal

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describes speech gestures involving the back of the tongue

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bilabial

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describes speech gestures made with two lips

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labiodental
describes speech gestures made with the lower lip and upper front teeth
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dental
describes speech gestures made with the tip or blade of the tongue and upper front teeth
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interdental
describes speech sounds made with the tongue protruding through the upper front teeth
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alveolar
describes speech sounds made by contact of the tongue tip / blade with the alveolar ridge
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retroflex
describes speech sounds made by contact of the tongue TIP with the BACK OF THE alveolar ridge
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postalveolar
describes speech sounds made by contact of the tongue BLADE with the BACK of the alveolar ridge
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palatal
describes speech sounds made by contact of the front of the tongue with the hard palate
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velar
describes speech sounds made by contact of the back of the tongue with the soft palate