Labiodentaalne
Labiodentaalne is a term used in phonetics to describe a specific type of consonant sound produced by articulating the lower lip against the upper teeth. This manner of articulation places the sound within the class of labiodental consonants, characterized by contact or near-contact between the lip and teeth. The term "labiodentaalne" originates from the Latin "labium" meaning "lip" and "dental" referring to the teeth.
In the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), labiodental sounds are represented by symbols such as [f] and [v],
The production of labiodentaalne sounds involves the lower lip approaching the upper teeth and creating a
Labiodentaalne plays an important role in phonological systems of many languages. Its distinct production mechanism allows