Voiced palatal plosive

IPA mark	ɟ
IPA number	108
IPA character description	Latin lower case j without a dot with a dash
Unicode	U + 025F
HTML (dec.)	& # 607;
X-SAMPA	J\
Kirshenbaum	J
Audio sample ? / i [ ɟa ʔaɟa ]

The voiced palatal plosive (a voiced , the hard palate formed plosive ) is a consonant , the hard palate (lat. Palatum durum) is formed, and is characterized by the stowing and abrupt release of the air as well as by vibration of the vocal cords. The sound is not a phoneme in the German language . Compared to the phonemes of German, the sound resembles a close fusion of / d / and / j /.

He has the following phonetic and orthographic realizations in different languages :

• Albanian [⁠ ɟ ⁠] : Gj, gj
  • Examples: gj ysëm [ ˈɟyˌsəm ] ("half"), gj ykoj [ ɟykɔj ] ("I judge, I judge"), Gj irokastra [ ɟiɾoˈkastɾa ] (city in southern Albania)
• Polish [⁠ ɟ ⁠] : Gi, gi (from further vowel; [ ɟi ] is gi written)
  • Examples: gi ełda [ ˈɟɛwda ] 'stock exchange', z gi nąć [ ˈɟinɔɲt͡ɕ ] 'perish', Dłu gi e [ ˈdwuɟɛ ] (locality; neuter to 'long')
• In Spanish there are varieties in which anlautendes y or ll as [⁠ ɟ ⁠] are pronounced.
  • Example: y eso [ ˈɟeso ]
• Czech [⁠ ɟ ⁠] : D, D, and di, dí and DE as [ ɟɪ ], [ ɟi: ] and [ ɟɛ ].
  • Examples: Ď áblice [ 'ɟa: blɪtsɛ ] ( a district of Prague ), ď ábel [ ' ɟa: bɛl ] "the devil", j di [ ɟɪ ] "go", dí tě [ 'ɟi: cɛ ] "(das ) Child ", dě ti [ 'ɟɛcɪ ]" (the) children "
• Hungarian [⁠ ɟ ⁠] : Gy gy
  • Examples: gy erek [ ˈɟɛrɛk ] "child", me gy ek [ ˈmɛɟɛk ] "I'm going", na gy [ ˈnɒɟ ] "big"
• Latvian [⁠ ɟ ⁠] : G, G
  • Examples: ģ imene [ ɟimɛnɛ ] "family"

See also

• consonant

Pulmonary consonants according to IPA (2005)	bilabial		labio- dental		dental		alveolar		post- alveolar		retroflex		palatal		velar		uvular		phase- ryngal		glottal
	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.	stl.	sth.
Plosives	​p​	​b​					​t​	​d​			​ʈ​	​ɖ​	​c​	​ɟ​	​k​	​ɡ​	​q​	​ɢ​			​ʔ​
Nasals		​m​		​ɱ​				​n​				​ɳ​		​ɲ​		​ŋ​		​ɴ​
Vibrants		​ʙ​						​r​										​ʀ​
Taps / flaps				​ⱱ​				​ɾ​				​ɽ​
Fricatives	​ɸ​	​β​	​f​	​v​	​θ​	​ð​	​s​	​z​	​ʃ​	​ʒ​	​ʂ​	​ʐ​	​ç​	​ʝ​	​x​	​ɣ​	​χ​	​ʁ​	​H​	​ʕ​	​H​	​ɦ​
lateral fricatives							​ɬ​	​ɮ​
Approximants				​ʋ​				​ɹ​				​ɻ​		​j​		​w​ ¹
lateral approximants								​l​				​ɭ​		​ʎ​		​ʟ​
¹ The labialised variant [ w ] was inserted here as a voiced velar approximant ( half vowel ) instead of the non-labialised variant [ ɰ ].