Voiceless Palatal Fricative - Occurrence

Occurrence

Language Word IPA Meaning Notes
Azerbaijani some dialects çörək 'bread' Allophone of /c/
Berber Kabyle il 'to measure'
Dutch acht 'eight' Common in southern dialects such as all of Dutch-speaking Belgium and southern provinces of the Netherlands. See Dutch phonology
English hue 'hue' Allophone of /h/. See English phonology
Finnish vihko 'notebook' Allophone of /h/. See Finnish phonology
German dicht 'dense' Allophone of /x/. See German phonology
Greek χιόνι chióni 'snow' See Modern Greek phonology
Haida xíl 'leaf'
Hungarian kapj 'get (imperative)' Allophone of /j/ between a voiceless obstruent and a word boundary. See Hungarian phonology
Icelandic hérna 'here' See Icelandic phonology
Irish a Sheáin 'John (Voc.)' See Irish phonology
Korean him 'strength' Allophone of /h/. See Korean phonology
Japanese hito 'person' Allophone of /h/ before /i/. See Japanese phonology
Norwegian kyss 'kiss' See Norwegian phonology
Pashto Ghilzai and Wardak dialects پښه‎ 'foot'
Portuguese Most Brazilian speakers ricota 'ricotta' Only as syllable onset. Variation of allophone of rhotic consonant /ʁ/ before or . For most speakers, only in pretonic position. See Portuguese phonology
Scottish Gaelic eich 'horses'
Xârâcùù ? 'stone'

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