Occurrence
| Language | Word | IPA | Meaning | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | Some dialects | rooi | 'red' | ||
| Catalan | Some northern dialects | córrer | 'to run' | See Catalan phonology | |
| Dutch | rad | 'wheel' | Common in Randstad, Zuid-Holland and some central, eastern and southern dialects. Rather rare in Belgium. See Dutch phonology | ||
| English | Northumbrian dialect | red | 'red' | Dialectal "Northumbrian burr", mostly found in eastern Northumberland, declining. See English phonology | |
| French | rendez-vous | 'appointment' | Dialectal. More commonly a fricative . See French phonology | ||
| German | Standard | Rübe | 'turnip' | In free variation with a voiced uvular fricative. See German phonology | |
| Hebrew | ירוק | 'green' | May also be a fricative or approximant. See Modern Hebrew phonology | ||
| Judaeo-Spanish | mujer | 'woman', 'wife' | |||
| Occitan | Southern Auvergnat | garçon | 'son' | See Occitan phonology | |
| Southeastern Limousin | filh | 'son' | |||
| Provençal | parts | 'parts' | |||
| Eastern dialects | garric | 'oak' | Contrasts with alveolar trill ( 'cured') | ||
| Portuguese | European | rarear | 'to get scarcer' | In free variation with /ʁ/. See Portuguese phonology | |
| Fluminense | mercado | 'market', 'fair' | Post-velar to uvular. Many people do not produce it in relaxed pronunciation, but it is associated with emphatic speech in a much wider region. If as coda, in free variation with, and before voiceless consonants | ||
| Sulista | repolho | 'cabbage' | |||
| Romani | Some dialects | rom | 'man' | Corresponds to /r/ in other dialects | |
| Sioux | Lakota | ǧí | 'it's brown' | Allophone of /ʁ/ before /i/ | |
| Swedish | Southern Dialects | räv | 'fox' | See Swedish phonology | |
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