Dental

articulation of a Dentals

in the phonetics describes dental the articulation place of a sound. A Dental is formed with the teeth, the Dentes, and becomes also apiko dental (v. lat. apex „(tongue) the point “) called.

Becomes additionally the teeth also still the lipfor the articulation of a sound used, then one speaks by a lab iodine valley.

Apiko dental the be correctful and the be correctless variant of the English th-sound, lab iodine valley are the sounds of the German letters f and w (v).

Besides there are lamino dentale sounds, with those the tongue sheet with thatUpper teeth in contact meets. It concerns thereby variants of the sounds [t], [D], [s] and [z].