List of Consonants
| IPA |
Description | Example | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Language | Orthography | IPA | Meaning | |||
| n̼ | m̺ | linguolabial nasal | Tangoa | "eye" | ||
| t̼ | p̺ | voiceless linguolabial plosive | Tangoa | "butterfly" | ||
| d̼ | b̺ | voiced linguolabial plosive | Kajoko dialect of Bijago | "stone" | ||
| n̼d̼ | m̺b̺ | prenasalized voiced linguolabial plosive | Vao | "bow" | ||
| θ̼ | ɸ̺ | voiceless linguolabial fricative | Big Nambas | "he is asthmatic" | ||
| ð̼ | β̺ | voiced linguolabial fricative | Tangoa | "stone" | ||
| r̼ | ʙ̺ | linguolabial trill (uses lower lip) |
Coatlán Zapotec | r̼ʔ | mimesis for a child's fart (blowing a raspberry) |
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| ǀ̼ or ʇ̼ | ʘ̺ | linguolabial click | Coatlán Zapotec | ǀ̼ʔ | mimesis for a pig drinking water | |
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