Definition of homorganic in English:

homorganic

adjective ˌhɒmɔːˈɡanɪkˌhōmôrˈɡanik

Denoting sets of speech sounds that are produced using the same vocal organs, e.g. p, b, and m.
Example sentencesExamples
- If a stop is shortly followed by a homorganic fricative, or vice versa, the calculation will be slightly wrong.
- For example [p b], [t n], [k, x] are all homorganic pairs of sounds.
- The loss of dental [d] is analogous to the loss of labial [b] in that both occurred in homorganic clusters, although the loss of the dental is less systematic.

adjectiveˌhōmôrˈɡanik

Denoting sets of speech sounds that are produced using the same vocal organs, e.g. p, b, and m.
Example sentencesExamples
- For example [p b], [t n], [k, x] are all homorganic pairs of sounds.
- If a stop is shortly followed by a homorganic fricative, or vice versa, the calculation will be slightly wrong.
- The loss of dental [d] is analogous to the loss of labial [b] in that both occurred in homorganic clusters, although the loss of the dental is less systematic.

单词	homorganic
释义	Definition of homorganic in English: homorganic adjective ˌhɒmɔːˈɡanɪkˌhōmôrˈɡanik Denoting sets of speech sounds that are produced using the same vocal organs, e.g. p, b, and m. Example sentencesExamples If a stop is shortly followed by a homorganic fricative, or vice versa, the calculation will be slightly wrong. For example [p b], [t n], [k, x] are all homorganic pairs of sounds. The loss of dental [d] is analogous to the loss of labial [b] in that both occurred in homorganic clusters, although the loss of the dental is less systematic. Definition of homorganic in US English: homorganic adjectiveˌhōmôrˈɡanik Denoting sets of speech sounds that are produced using the same vocal organs, e.g. p, b, and m. Example sentencesExamples For example [p b], [t n], [k, x] are all homorganic pairs of sounds. If a stop is shortly followed by a homorganic fricative, or vice versa, the calculation will be slightly wrong. The loss of dental [d] is analogous to the loss of labial [b] in that both occurred in homorganic clusters, although the loss of the dental is less systematic.
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