Voiced retroflex implosive
- Voiced retroflex implosive
Retroflex implosives have not been confirmed to exist in any language, though one has been claimed for Ngad'a, an Austronesian language spoken in Flores.
The expected symbol for this, Unicode|ᶑ (that is, a d with both the tail for "retroflex" and the hook top for "implosive"), is not "explicitly recognized" by the IPA, but it is supported in the Unicode Phonetic Extensions Supplement.
References
* Djawanai, Stephanus. (1977). A description of the basic phonology of Nga'da and the treatment of borrowings. "NUSA linguistic studies in Indonesian and languages in Indonesia", "5", 10-18.
ee also
* List of phonetics topics
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