[ʔ]→[t]Certainty: 4/5Commonality: 2/5
Glottal stop to Voiceless alveolar plosive
Hardening a glottal stop into an alveolar stop [t] is a process of re-buccalization or fortition, restoring a specific oral place of articulation to a laryngeal sound.
Phonetic Effects
Fortition, Re-buccalization
Language Examples
[ʔ]→[t]— Hypercorrection or emphatic speech where glottalized stops are 'hardened' back to alveolar stops.
Related Transformations
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