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Linguipedia (talk | contribs) (New page: '''Eng''' is the name for the IPA symbol ''ŋ'' for (voiced) velar nasal as represented by ''n'' in english ''sink''. ===Synonyms=== The glyph is known as ''eng'' or angma. ===Orig...) |
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Eng is the name for the IPA symbol ŋ for (voiced) velar nasal as represented by n in english sink.
Synonyms
The glyph is known as eng or angma.
Origin
Eng occured with this sound value in Isaac Pitmans’s (1845) phonotypic alphabet.
Source
- Pitman, Isaac. 1845. ...
- Pullum, Geoffrey K. & Ladusaw, William A. (1996): Phonetic Symbol Guide. University of Chicago Press.
