Manner of articulatio.n
So far we have concentrated on describing consonant
sounds in terms of where they are ariculated. We can
also described the same sounds in terms of how they are
articulated.
Stops.
Of the sounds we have already
mentioned, the set (p), (B), (t), (d), (k)
and (g). this sound resulting from, a
blocking or stopping effect on the
air stream, is called a stop or a
plosive.
Fricatives.
The manner of articulation used in
proucing the set of sound (f) (v) (ð),
(Ө), (s) & (z), (ʃ ), (Ʒ). As the air is
pushed through, a type of friction
is produced and the resulting
sounds are called fricatives.