Occurrence
Language | Word | IPA | Meaning | Notes | |
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Chinese | Wu | 言话 rerauh | 'language' | ||
Czech | hora | 'mountain' | See Czech phonology | ||
Dutch | haat | 'hate' | See Dutch phonology | ||
English | RP | behind | 'behind' | Some speakers, only between vowels. See English phonology | |
South African | hand | 'hand' | Some broad speakers, only before a stressed vowel | ||
Finnish | raha | 'money' | Allophone of /h/ between voiced sounds. See Finnish phonology | ||
Hebrew | מהר | 'fast' | See Modern Hebrew phonology | ||
Hindi-Urdu | हूँ / ہوں | 'am' | See Hindi-Urdu phonology | ||
Kalabari | hóín | 'introduction' | |||
Korean | 방학 banghak | 'vacation' | Occurs only after /ŋ/. See Korean phonology | ||
Polish | Southern | hydrant | 'fire hydrant' | Contrasts with /x/. Standard Polish possesses only /x/. See Polish phonology | |
Western | |||||
Portuguese | Fluminense | rapaz | 'young man', 'older boy' | Other rhotics, mainly in these dialects, may be used instead. Also a variation of (per se allophone of /ʁ/, or rarely of some coda sibilant, mainly in Rio's area) before voiced consonants. See Portuguese phonology and guttural R | |
Sulista | hashi | 'chopsticks' | |||
Carioca | mesmo | 'same', 'even' | |||
Silesian | hangrys | 'gooseberry' | |||
Slovak | hora | 'mountain' | |||
Ukrainian | гора | 'mountain' | See Ukrainian phonology | ||
Zulu | ihhashi | 'horse' |
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