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glot·tal: adjective and adverb
ˈglot·tal stop: noun

glot·tal [ˈglɒtəl, Am ˈglɑ:t̬əl] ADJ inv

glottal

glottal

Stimmritzen-

ˈglot·tal stop N LING

glottal stop

glottal stop

Glottisverschlusslaut m spec

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Words with entering tones end with either a glottal stop (-h), -p, -t or -k (all unaspirated). en.wikipedia.org

A tendency to insert a glottal stop after word-final has been noted among younger speakers. en.wikipedia.org

Words which start with a vowel will be followed by a glottal stop. en.wikipedia.org

The is sometimes silent, but contrasts with a glottal stop onset in vowel-initial words within a phrase. en.wikipedia.org

The glottal stop is written as either an apostrophe or as a superscript question mark. en.wikipedia.org

The presence of the glottal stop marks the absence of a phonetically fuller consonant. en.wikipedia.org

The term modal refers to the resonant mode of vocal cords; that is, the optimal combination of airflow and glottal tension that yields maximum vibration. en.wikipedia.org

Words beginning with a vowel letter (with a few grammatical exceptions) begin with a glottal stop. en.wikipedia.org

The glottal stop initial had merged into "-" before mid and low vowels, and both initials had disappeared before high vowels. en.wikipedia.org

Upriver lacks the post-vocalic glottal stops of the other two dialects, and vowel length usually appears in that environment for speakers of that dialect. en.wikipedia.org

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